anon58987656553

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   by anon58987656553 10y ago

   The article you linked is about revenue, not profits, but that doesn't really matter for the argument. I don't think you can divide $X revenue by N employees and say that therefore there must be some employee pulling in at least $
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   by anon58987656553 10y ago

   I don't think it's true that if a company is successful then you will make them two dollars for every dollar you get. I think many large companies are profitable due to rent-seeking or externalizing costs, and the marginal gain fr
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   by anon58987656553 10y ago

   I agree that most things are both good and bad, especially in the modern interconnected world. There are three ways that a person can live: live and work normally, live and work dedicated to some purpose, or withdraw from society. In religi
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   by anon58987656553 10y ago

   Your analysis of small non-profits matches my experience both searching and applying. I'll add that even the tech agencies that serve these non-profits want people with a specific set of relatively old skills, as HN would think of them
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   Ask HN: Finding ethical work

   9 points by anon58987656553 10y ago|12 comments