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The simple question that could change your career
- Fritz reframes impact through counterfactuality, asking what would happen if you did nothing.
- Giving to the most effective charities can dramatically increase lives saved per dollar.
- Workplace policy changes can leverage large-scale giving and hiring decisions.
- Nonprofit boards welcome professionals with finance, legal, or operations skills.
- Networking can unlock significant impact by placing people in higher-impact roles.
- Donating a portion of income to evidence-backed charities is an accessible entry point.
- Counterfactual thinking can guide better personal and charitable decisions.
- High-impact work often starts with practical, measured steps rather than radical career changes.
- The article urges practical actions over grand plans to address big problems.
- The piece frames effective altruism as a framework for improving both careers and philanthropy.
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