Why do people work for change?
I’ve wondered about this since I started in an entry-level job for a public interest citizens group a long time ago. And I’ve thought about it more since hooking up with EchoDitto awhile ago. Check out the clients we’re working with. Together we are doing some amazing stuff.
The folks who work for EchoDitto – and the many nonprofit and for profit clients they help – have signed on to use their talents to benefit others. more
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Ditto Culture
Listening to Alan Ivey, the system administrator for EchoDitto, describe server monitoring, master/slave redundancy, crawler lockouts, and all the other very cool things he has set up to ensure the security of client sites and data, I was reminded of my first important lesson about computers: have good backups. more
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What We're Working On
Dibby Johnson, HR Advisor to EchoDitto, has a long record of finding awesome people. A graduate of Rice University, she has been helping recruit staff and manage activities for progressive groups for ... awhile.
Nicco Mele, keynote speaker at the VT Digital Future Conference, says that the internet has opened up opportunities for small rural states like Vermont
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