That's why we're working in the nonprofit sector. I personally joined CompuMentor and the nonprofit sector only recently, less than 2 years ago. For 19 years before that, I worked in the computer industry. I left because I felt more and more that the goals of my companies and work were winning and money. Some of the work the computer industry does is good and some bad, but for the most part, there isn't much heart in it.
Technology is great stuff.
It's fueled the productivity and economic boom of the 1990's. But the benefits of technology haven't filtered down very well to certain parts of our society, especially the nonprofit and educational sectors. For different reasons, the nonprofits and educational sectors are great, too. They are populated by people who are devoting their lives to the betterment of individuals and their communities, especially those who can use some help to achieve the fruits of our society. They improve lives, transform lives, sometimes even save lives.