I basically agree with your assessment that provincial policy over the longterm doesn’t sound that impactful. On the other hand, it’s important to be in a role that seems sustainable for you. I would have expected that Seattle was a good place for earning to give in tech, which was one of the places you mentioned was near family—does that sound appealing in the longer term? It could be worth chatting to other EAs in finance about they’ve found earning to give over the longer term—whether their sense of its meaningfulness has increased/decreased over time for example, and how your feeling on it now compares to theirs.
Applying to a few things like RSP sounds like a good option for impact, though I’m not sure how many of these kinds of roles are likely to be able to be done remotely in the long run. Perhaps Rethink Priorities would be good option though—I think they’ve always been remote.
These are fairly high level thoughts—it might be useful for you to chat to our team in more detail.
It sounds like you have some great options.
I basically agree with your assessment that provincial policy over the longterm doesn’t sound that impactful. On the other hand, it’s important to be in a role that seems sustainable for you. I would have expected that Seattle was a good place for earning to give in tech, which was one of the places you mentioned was near family—does that sound appealing in the longer term? It could be worth chatting to other EAs in finance about they’ve found earning to give over the longer term—whether their sense of its meaningfulness has increased/decreased over time for example, and how your feeling on it now compares to theirs.
Applying to a few things like RSP sounds like a good option for impact, though I’m not sure how many of these kinds of roles are likely to be able to be done remotely in the long run. Perhaps Rethink Priorities would be good option though—I think they’ve always been remote.
These are fairly high level thoughts—it might be useful for you to chat to our team in more detail.