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Anecdotally, most non profits I’ve encountered operate in this way. Someone who is already wealthy, runs the show and pays themselves an egregious salary. The
by lumost 4y ago
Anecdotally, most non profits I’ve encountered operate in this way. Someone who is already wealthy, runs the show and pays themselves an egregious salary. They then hire lots of idealistic folks who either have money already or are ok being exploited due to idealistic bias.
No one who “works” for the non profit gets paid reasonably except the executives, who are paid exorbitant wages.
- foundart 4y agoEcho Rita? From the context I assume it means large. Is that correct? What is the origin of that phrase?
- RickHull 4y agoI'm guessing "egregious"
- lumost 4y agoAye - not sure what language model came up with that (mobile keyboard)
- squiffsquiff 4y agoProbably originated using speech to text recognition rather than a keyboard
- michaelo7 4y agoWikimedia (the parent of Wikipedia) pays most people at Wikimedia very generously. The issue is most people involved, outside of tech, contribute little or nothing to Wikipedia which is the reason people are donating.
- hammyhavoc 4y agoSounds similar to Mozilla/MZLA with Thunderbird blog gimmicks of non-FOSS AI-generated wallpapers and a podcast. For an email client.