Working in tech driven by a childhood passion and donating the majority of my income. Exploring working on compute governance in my free time.
Was seeking a community of people trying to optimize their impact and made the above decisions after engaging with EA core ideas.
Iâd love to see more of the community encouraging people to allocate dedicated time to community/peer support. (Would be awsome to see some research on how this may impact the productivity of a team)
But also, arenât the EA communities underorganized in general on peer support? Yes, people should be proactive in finding mentors, mentees and peers. But I think the efficiency would also benefit from processes:
Iâm seeing peer group organizing going on locally, but honestly, to me, it seems to mostly focus on the inclusion factor (which is also important) and leaves the efficient peer support part unaddressed.
Have you considered shaping supply/demand balance with career choices? Sometimes dynamics might be such that getting a marginal additional role filled in a field (just by market forces) would require a large amount of money to be spent (i.e. you need to increase the salaries of everyone in the field). Whereas you can simply increase the supply and get the role filled at current market rates.
Hi Steve,
My background is in computer chip component (IP) design and verification, so it is likely not particularly useful for physical projects.
But have you come across: https://tampersec.com/#get-in-touch ?
I forwarded the post to Nina from HIP. But Iâd recommend you also reach out to them directly: https://www.highimpactprofessionals.org/contact-us
Donât have specific ideas in mind but thereâs definitly decent overlap. I think having a call about what they see as gaps and how HIE could fill these would be very valuable.