To give a counterpoint, I am working for a medical device company. Even if I enjoyed it much more than working in consumer electronics, where you have arbitrar

To give a counterpoint, I am working for a medical device company. Even if I enjoyed it much more than working in consumer electronics, where you have arbitrary deadlines to sell more distracting (and often junk) devices, fundamentally it does not change that much. By that, I mean that the business, as any business, is focused on its bottom line, margin, cost, customer satisfaction and not on number of patient saved or patient comfort. I don't think that outside of working for a non profit, you will not work for investors or shareholders.