If/where non-profits are effective, I would expect that's largely through the time and effort of people staffing them, and unless it's all volunteer labor, I wo

If/where non-profits are effective, I would expect that's largely through the time and effort of people staffing them, and unless it's all volunteer labor, I would expect those people are paid. And if they're effective at solving social problems, they're probably pretty talented and providing social benefit, which would likely leave us with below average or above 2σ salaries as outrageous. So... I wouldn't expect that I can make effective judgments about the sector based on people being well-paid, which means I should probably try and focus on impacts.