Hey! I’m a co-director at EA Netherlands. According to various indicators, we’re the fourth largest national EA community in the world, we target mid-career professionals, and I think what you’re proposing is very interesting! But I’m not sure I understand—why build a new tool? Why not just build in some EA thinking into your existing service? Similar to what Charity Navigator has done.
Have you already spoken with Nina at HIP? Maybe check out the School for Moral Ambition as well.
Thanks James. Nice to hear resonated. Yes it doesn’t necessarily need to be a new standalone tool but thought it could be useful as a standalone tool because we have conflicts of interests in terms of adding more unpaid job listings to our platform as there is a friction between how we keep the lights on (paid job listings) and getting more of the right jobs in front of the right people.
No haven’t reached out to Nina at HIP yet but i will certainly do so. Thank you for that tip. Will also check out School for Moral Ambition.
Hey! I’m a co-director at EA Netherlands. According to various indicators, we’re the fourth largest national EA community in the world, we target mid-career professionals, and I think what you’re proposing is very interesting! But I’m not sure I understand—why build a new tool? Why not just build in some EA thinking into your existing service? Similar to what Charity Navigator has done.
Have you already spoken with Nina at HIP? Maybe check out the School for Moral Ambition as well.
Thanks James. Nice to hear resonated. Yes it doesn’t necessarily need to be a new standalone tool but thought it could be useful as a standalone tool because we have conflicts of interests in terms of adding more unpaid job listings to our platform as there is a friction between how we keep the lights on (paid job listings) and getting more of the right jobs in front of the right people.
No haven’t reached out to Nina at HIP yet but i will certainly do so. Thank you for that tip. Will also check out School for Moral Ambition.
Thanks so much