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Hmm, I'm not sure that's universally true or even true for a majority. Though I might just be in a bubble. I care deeply about what a job would be asking me to
by UglyToad 7y ago
Hmm, I'm not sure that's universally true or even true for a majority. Though I might just be in a bubble.
I care deeply about what a job would be asking me to build and I will absolutely leave money on the table if the product is immoral (for example gambling, ad tech, software for ICE, most arms manufacturers, most energy companies).
Work is unfortunately about 33% of your time on earth and it matters what you do with it, some people are mercenary and only care about money and that's their lookout but your statement reads as a consensus when I don't think it is. If it was no one would work for charities or public schools or public healthcare bodies.
In answer to the OP as long as the work isn't actively harmful then it's about quality of Life (and yes, money). No silly 40 hour plus weeks, etc.