One issue with this is the fund managers are unpaid volunteers who have other full-time jobs, so being a fund manager isn’t a “job” in the most typical sense. Of course a lot of people think it should be treated like one though. When this came up in past discussions regarding how the EA Funds could be structured better, suggestions like hiring a full-time fund manager came up against trade-offs against other priorities for the EA Funds, like not spending too much overheard on them, or having the diversity of perspectives that comes with multiple volunteer fund managers.
One issue with this is the fund managers are unpaid volunteers who have other full-time jobs, so being a fund manager isn’t a “job” in the most typical sense. Of course a lot of people think it should be treated like one though. When this came up in past discussions regarding how the EA Funds could be structured better, suggestions like hiring a full-time fund manager came up against trade-offs against other priorities for the EA Funds, like not spending too much overheard on them, or having the diversity of perspectives that comes with multiple volunteer fund managers.