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One potential reason is that non-profits do not need employees to be quite as good (or work quite as hard) because they are not (generally) in competition with
by harryh 10y ago
One potential reason is that non-profits do not need employees to be quite as good (or work quite as hard) because they are not (generally) in competition with one other.
A business that operates at 90% of the effectiveness of its competitors is likely to fail completely. A charity that operates at 90% effectiveness will just produce a bit less good work in the world.
- rayiner 10y agoThat's a good point.