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All of those companies are problematic to a certain degree. Personally, whether I'd have an issue with working for one of those companies also depends on what I
by OxO4 8y ago
All of those companies are problematic to a certain degree. Personally, whether I'd have an issue with working for one of those companies also depends on what I am working on. Let's say that one of those companies pays you to work on an open source project. Would that really be that bad ethically? What if you worked on Facebook's security team securing the users' data? Is that really worse than working for LinkedIn implementing some new dark pattern to get the users to receive more email spam? At the end of the day, you'll have to make compromises, unfortunately.
- thisisweirdok 8y agoFacebook is very clearly ethically bad from the top down. It's less clear with the others.
- thisisweirdok 8y agoLots of downvotes but no one wants to tell me why that the social network started by some angry teenager who wanted to rate women isn't ethically bad?