thanks, I appreciate all this info. 

I'm so glad someone wrote this. EA has real gaps caused by selecting a narrow group of people and demanding they only work on the most important things. Tasks that are unglamorous or just don't make sense as a job duty accumulate like housekeeping when you're sick. People who have the slack to do these without displacing a higher priority task have some highly leveraged actions available to them.

(understanding you are a guy betting $5 on manifold)

re: #3. Does this get blurred if the company made an explicit marketing push about what a great guy their CEO was? I imagine that still wouldn't affect statements on him as a role model^[1] , but might matter if they said many positive statements about him on a platform aimed at the general public. 

1. ^{^}

   legally

Not well. I only have snippets of information, and it's private (Habryka did sign off on that description). 

I don't know if this specifically has come up in regards to Lightcone or Lighthaven, but I know Haybrka has been steadfastly opposed to the kind of slow, cautious, legally-defensive actions coming out of EVF. I expect he would reject funding that demanded that approach (and if he accepted it, I'd be disappointed in him, given his public statements). 

Comparing write-ups of incubatees (that CE has invested months in and would like to aid in fundraising), to grants seems completely out of left field to me. 

make sure your CV, LinkedIn, and cover letters are as polished as possible and clearly outline experience that’s relevant for the role you’re applying for

AskAManager has a great guide to writing resumes. The most useful thing I got from it is how to write specific accomplishments, not just list job duties.

Eli, can you say more about what counts as relevant experience, for junior generalist roles? 

Could you say more about what counts as high quality for writing or a work test? 

How big is the legal risk for a high profile EA person who, say:

•  knew SBF was an asshole, incautious, and lived in a luxury villa, but had no knowledge of any specific fraud
• publicly promoted him as a moral and frugal person

?

Is this automatically tort-worthy, but hard to prove? Laughed out of court no matter what? Does speaking about it publicly extend the court case, so it's more expensive even if the promoter will ultimately win?

what I am criticizing here is not operating the venue while the sale is going on,

I really did not get this from

the sale of Wytham does not actually make any economic sense for EV in terms of its mission to do as much good as possible

and suggest editing it into the original comment. 

Most of these are just "people in space knew this wouldn't work". Could you share more specific criticisms? As Aidan said, the biggest successes come from projects no one else would do, so without more information that seems like a very weak criticism.