Hereâs a Career Conversations Week debate for you:
Clarifications:
We can treat the 15% figure from the 2024 Rethink Priorities EA Survey results as an approximation of the current %. However, Iâm sure this number varies a lot based on your definition of âearning to giveâ. I.e. Itâs likely that some of these people are 10% pledgers who arenât actively maximising their earning potential/â exposure to upside.
This poll is about the % of EAs, not the % of people in the world. Iâm guessing everyone here would agree that more people in the world should earn to give.
This post sets an interesting question to orgs âhow much would a successful job applicant have to earn for you to rather they did E2G than work for you?â
Debate: Are enough EAs earning to give?
Hereâs a Career Conversations Week debate for you:
Clarifications:
We can treat the 15% figure from the 2024 Rethink Priorities EA Survey results as an approximation of the current %. However, Iâm sure this number varies a lot based on your definition of âearning to giveâ. I.e. Itâs likely that some of these people are 10% pledgers who arenât actively maximising their earning potential/â exposure to upside.
This poll is about the % of EAs, not the % of people in the world. Iâm guessing everyone here would agree that more people in the world should earn to give.
Reading list:
The Future of Earning to Give (@PeterMcCluskey).
This post argues that âEarning to Give should be the default strategy for most Effective Altruistsâ.
A robust earning to give ecosystem is better for EA (@abrahamrowe)
A case for broader norms of donation, not purely âEarning to Giveâ.
Earn To Give $1M/âyear or Work Directly? (@Yonatan Cale)
This post sets an interesting question to orgs âhow much would a successful job applicant have to earn for you to rather they did E2G than work for you?â