Let's imagine that Lyft, or Pinterest, or Yahoo end up failing for $BusinessReasons. I don't think future employers would hold that against you, an employee, e

Let's imagine that Lyft, or Pinterest, or Yahoo end up failing for $BusinessReasons. I don't think future employers would hold that against you, an employee, especially since you've surely been able to build skills that are useful for more than that domain. (E.g., my company's domain is telecom, but nearly all of the work I do in my job is building microservices and UI apps that consume them -- hardly domain specific.) I think the only time you'd need to worry would be if you were working for a company that turned out to be profoundly unethical (such as the one we've been reading about these past few weeks). Regular engineers probably had nothing to do with most of that, but I'd not be surprised if some future employers asked some questions about that.