Per Jessen - 20:55 10.02.16 wrote:
Michal Hrusecky wrote:
avoided), and money isn't a motivator..but those other factors like encoragement, collaboration, negotiation and cooperation are.. and I don't see how a non-profit helps with that.
did you ever work on non profit organization?
I would put the question other way around. Would paying money to non-profit motivate you to contribute to that non-profit more time that you would contribute without paying?
Actually, I donate both time and money to e.g. Wikipedia. I am also a member of a local volunteer organisation - I pay my membership fee and I also participate actively.
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