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Yes, but the problem is that Uber pays well and it has a lot of interesting problems to solve, and as usual in our society, morality becomes the later priority
by thewhitetulip 10y ago
Yes, but the problem is that Uber pays well and it has a lot of interesting problems to solve, and as usual in our society, morality becomes the later priority than interesting work/pay
- spcelzrd 10y agoIt's not a problem limited to our society. Ethics, regulations, and consumer pressure can all help to keep corporations in check. The thing to remember is that a corporation can never have a moral compass, so we have to give it to them.
- cjrp 10y agoBut if there was the potential for future prosecution because of your actions, maybe that would alter the risk/reward profile enough for some people? Especially if you've taken an ethics course, and thus can't really argue plausible deniability.
- wfo 10y agoIf developers had a professional organization and working for Uber (or some company that does things which are banned by that organization) was a black mark on your resume that would ensure you never get a good job again, then we'd be in business. That's how it works for doctors and lawyers.