Technology

Plenty of moral people work for immoral companies all the time. This isn't some big gatcha as much as it is a complete dismissal akin to the way a C-Suite exec might completely dismiss your opinion.

Yeah fuck the 2+ million people working for big tech. They don't deserve work unless it's for a genuine, good-hearted startup.

People have families to feed. How long are you willing to go without income before you consider Amazon or Meta? How long do your morals hold up before you're facing eviction. It's super easy to hold to them and judge others when you're fully employed, but buddy I gotta tell you, I've been laid off twice in 3 years, and I stared down losing my house or taking a job at big tech. I was lucky that a smaller company came in last second and I landed there, but I hold zero ill will to those who work there.

Most of them have no assumptions to what they do, but individuals need to feed their families, to provide a roof over their heads, they have kids who need college paid for or medical insurance. You judge them, but I question what you would do in the same position. If you were facing losing your home and you had Amazon sitting there offering more money then you've ever made - how long would you hold onto those morals?

I don't even expect an answer. I don't expect it to be truthful.

And you are completely morally clean with everything you do in life and interact with? Stones, glass houses, etc.

I think that should be expected given the governing structure of almost all large companies, because they're dictatorships. Employees have no say over who's in leadership, and can be fired more or less without recourse. You wouldn't expect a town hall in Russia or North Korea to allow dissent, would you?