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Top areas to work on
* Preventing an AI-related catastrophe
* Catastrophic pandemics
* Nuclear war
* Great power war
* Climate change
Capacity building
* Building effective altruism
* Global priorities research
* Improving decision making
Other promising areas
* Civilisation resilience
* The moral status of digital minds
* Promoting positive values
* Space governance
* Risks of stable totalitarianism
* Factory farming
* Global health
* Wild animal suffering
See all problem profiles →
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Top skills to build early in your career
* Policy and politics
* Organisation-building
* Research
* Communicating ideas
* Software and tech
* Engineering
* Experience with an emerging power
* Expertise relevant to a top problem
See all our skills pages →
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Our list of top high-impact career paths
* AI governance and policy
* AI safety technical research
* Biorisk research, strategy, and policy
* Information security in high-impact areas
* Expert in AI hardware
* China-related AI safety and governance
* Grantmaker
* Helping build the effective altruism community
* Nuclear weapons safety and security
* Operations in high-impact organisations
* Research into global priorities
More promising paths
* Be a founder
* Software engineering
* Journalism
* See more →
How to build great career capital
* See our top recommendations →
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Introduction
* Your most important decision
Foundations
* A definition of impact
* Longtermism
* Harmful jobs
Global priorities
* Problem selection
* Existential risks
* Top problems list
Contribution
* How to think about your contribution
* Effective solutions
* List of high-impact careers
Personal fit
* Gut instinct
* Differences in productivity
* Comparative advantage
Strategy
* Ambition
* Coordination
* Exploration
* Impact and satisfaction
* Accidental harm
Read the full series →
Career planning and decision making
* How to make your career plan
* All our other planning resources
Selected topics
* Moral philosophy
* Career capital
* Job satisfaction
* Anonymous advice
* Unconventional advice
* Advocacy
* Existential risk
* Top-recommended careers
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* Misconceptions about effective altruism
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YOU HAVE 80,000 HOURS IN YOUR CAREER.
This makes it your best opportunity to have a positive impact on the world.
If you’re fortunate enough to be able to use your career for good, but aren’t
sure how, our career guide can help you:
* Get new ideas for fulfilling careers that do good
* Compare your options
* Make a plan you feel confident in
It’s based on 10 years of research alongside academics at Oxford. We’re a
nonprofit, and everything we provide is free.
Read our career guide
Make the right career choices, and you can help solve the world’s most pressing
problems, as well as have a more rewarding, interesting life.
We’re here to give you the information you need to find that fulfilling,
high-impact career. Our advice is all free, tailored for talented graduates &
young professionals, and based on 10 years of research alongside academics at
Oxford.
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subscribers, get a free copy of our career guide.
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This makes it your best opportunity to have a positive impact on the world.
If you’re fortunate enough to be able to use your career for good, but aren’t
sure how, our career guide can help you:
* Get new ideas for high-impact careers
* Compare your options in terms of impact
* Make a plan you feel confident in
It’s based on 10 years of research alongside academics at Oxford. We’re a
nonprofit, and everything we provide is free.
Read our career guide
CAREER GUIDE
Our career guide covers everything you need to know about how to find a
fulfilling career that does good, from why you shouldn’t “follow your passion,”
to why medicine and charity work aren’t always the best ways to help others.
It’s full of practical tips and exercises, and at the end, you’ll have a draft
of your new career plan.
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Or read the two-minute summary or get the guide as an audiobook.
RESEARCH
* LIST OF THE WORLD'S MOST PRESSING PROBLEMS
The issue you work on is probably the most important factor determining your
impact. It’s important to focus on issues that are not only big, but also
neglected and tractable. We think some such issues even threaten the long-run
future of humanity – making them especially high priority.
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* LIST OF THE MOST USEFUL SKILLS FOR MAKING A DIFFERENCE
The one-line summary of our career advice is: to have a fulfilling career,
build useful skills and use them to tackle pressing global problems. We can
help you figure out which skills to focus on and how to get started building
them.
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* LIST OF THE MOST IMPACTFUL CAREERS WE'VE IDENTIFIED SO FAR
The highest impact career paths are those that put you in the best positions
to tackle the most pressing problems. To help you get ideas for ways to
contribute, we review some common options and list some unusual but
especially high-impact paths.
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ADVANCED SERIES
The series covers our most important and novel research findings about how to
increase the impact of your career, including: what “doing good” even means,
why reducing existential risk might be humanity’s biggest and most neglected
priority, and how to avoid accidentally making things worse.
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AI SAFETY CAREERS HANDBOOK
How can you use your career to help prevent an AI-related catastrophe? Our
book will give you an overview of the largest risks AI poses, the existing
work aimed at reducing the dangers, and how you can enter careers in
technical safety, AI policy, and other relevant paths.
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NEW BOOK ON AI-RELATED CAREERS
Are you interested in working in the field of AI? We’ve written extensively
about how this technology could affect humanity and how you can work to help
mitigate the biggest risks. Learn more about the risks and what these career
paths look like.
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AI WILL BE A BIG DEAL. WHAT SHOULD YOU DO ABOUT IT?
Developments in the field of AI are coming fast. There are more and more
opportunities in technical roles, policy, and other career paths. If you want
to get up to speed, our book on AI safety careers will be the place to start.
Learn about our AI safety careers book
PREVENTING AN AI-RELATED CATASTROPHE
The development of transformative AI is likely to greatly influence the
course we take as a society. We think that if it goes badly, however, it
could pose an existential threat. Click to learn more about the issue and
what you can do about it.
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PETER GODFREY-SMITH ON INTERFERING WITH WILD NATURE, ACCEPTING DEATH, AND THE
ORIGIN OF COMPLEX CIVILISATION
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September 26, 2024 New
ANONYMOUS ANSWERS: HOW CAN WE MANAGE INFOHAZARDS IN BIOSECURITY?
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September 19, 2024
VENKI RAMAKRISHNAN ON THE CUTTING EDGE OF ANTI-AGEING SCIENCE
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RECOMMENDED EPISODES VIEW ALL →
* Having a successful career with depression, anxiety and imposter syndrome
* Ajeya Cotra on accidentally teaching AI models to deceive us
* Michael Webb on whether AI will soon cause job loss, lower incomes, and
higher inequality — or the opposite
* Hannah Ritchie on why it makes sense to be optimistic about the environment
JOB BOARD
Our job board provides a curated list of publicly advertised vacancies that we
think are particularly promising. We post roles that we believe are
opportunities to either (and often both):
1. Contribute to solving key global problems.
2. Develop the career capital — skills, experience, knowledge, connections and
credentials — to solve these problems in the future.
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RECENT VACANCIES VIEW ALL →
* RESEARCH SCIENTIST, PRIVACY AND SECURITY
Google DeepMind
San Francisco Bay Area
2 days ago
* INTERNSHIP (SPRING 2025)
Nuclear Threat Initiative
Washington, DC
2 days ago
* AQUACULTURE EXPERT
Fish Welfare Initiative
Andhra Pradesh, India
Remote, India
2 days ago
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apply to speak with our team one-on-one for free. We can discuss which problem
to focus on, look over your plan, introduce you to mentors, and suggest roles
that suit your skills.
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WHO ARE WE?
We started 80,000 Hours when we were about to graduate from Oxford in 2011. Our
aim was to provide the advice we wish we’d had back then: transparently
explained, based on the best research available, and willing to ask the big
questions. By doing this, we hope to get the next generation of leaders tackling
the world’s most pressing problems.
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HOW COME THIS IS ALL FREE?
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foundations. They donate to us so that we can help people have a greater
positive impact on the world. We don’t accept any corporate sponsorship or
advertising fees.
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WHO IS THIS FOR?
Our aim is to help people tackle the world’s biggest and most neglected
problems, and our advice is aimed at people who have the good fortune to be able
to make that their focus, as well as the security to change paths. Due to our
limited capacity, some of our advice focuses on a narrow range of paths, and is
especially aimed at talented college students and graduates aged 18–30, though
many of the ideas we cover are relevant to everyone.
Our audience
WHAT RESEARCH IS YOUR ADVICE BASED ON?
Our advice is based on hundreds of expert interviews; what we’ve learned
advising 5,000+ people one-on-one over 10 years; and where possible, the
academic literature on global problems and career success.
What is our advice based on?
OUR IMPACT IN NUMBERS:
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readers
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3,000+
career plan changes recorded
READER STORIES
ETHAN PEREZ
Ethan Perez was studying computer science when he came across 80,000 Hours,
which convinced him that the risk from advanced artificial intelligence was a
highly pressing problem. After speaking with an 80,000 Hours advisor, he decided
to work full time on AI safety instead of pursuing a career in self-driving car
technology. He went on to write his PhD thesis on fixing undesirable behaviour
in language models and took a role as a research scientist working on AI safety
at Anthropic.
Read more
ELIKA SOMANI
Elika started her career in global health, which she describes as “my first
love, career wise.” Over time, 80,000 Hours and the effective altruism community
helped her conclude that she could increase her expected impact by pivoting into
biosecurity. She applied for, and was offered, the role of Fellow with the
Department of Bioethics at the National Institutes of Health. After speaking
with an 80,000 Hours advisor, she decided to accept the job. She now conducts
research on neglected problems in biosecurity, and also in clinical research
ethics.
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KATIE HEARSUM
Katie was working at a bank, but she had a feeling that she wanted to use her
career to help others — she just wasn’t sure exactly how. She spoke to an 80,000
Hours advisor who helped her realise she could have an impact by helping to
improve the long-term future and connected her to a network of people working in
this area. After exploring her options, Katie realised she had a strong personal
fit for operations work and accepted a role in operations at Longview
Philanthropy, an organisation aimed at reducing the risks of a major global
catastrophe. Katie was promoted to head of operations a year later.
Read more
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