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> Non-profits optimize for a pleasant work environment for faculty Some do, some don't. Some Non-profits optimize for maximize impact to their vision. > for p
by songzme 7y ago
> Non-profits optimize for a pleasant work environment for faculty
Some do, some don't. Some Non-profits optimize for maximize impact to their vision.
> for profits for maximum numbers students.
Some do, some don't. Some for-profits optimize a small number of wealthy clients.
- barry-cotter 7y agoPlease tell me of these non-profit schools that maximise for impact to their vision, or for-profit schools that optimise for small numbers of wealthy clients.
- songzme 7y agoSorry, in all honestly I don't know enough back my previous claims, I'm speaking from my personal perspective (which may be biased). Some of the regular students that come into the library lives off non-profit assistance and one is homeless. They speak highly of local nonprofits providing them food / shelter. I've volunteered at a few shelters that were impactful (don't know them by name unfortunately, I'm too privileged). Staff there definitely didn't have the comforts I have at my current work place. I spent a chunk of my childhood growing up in Beverly Hills around some peers whose parents run profitable businesses. They have always valued few wealthy clients over many average clients. Again, take my experience with a grain of salt, I'm not interested enough to prove this point.
- barry-cotter 7y agoI wasn’t talking about generic for profits and non profits. I was talking about those which provide education. The incentives are very different. Good on you for responding and explaining your reasoning.