Morals aren't necessarily a priority for everyone when choosing a career path/job. Perhaps there's an interesting product in development at Facebook that you en

Morals aren't necessarily a priority for everyone when choosing a career path/job. Perhaps there's an interesting product in development at Facebook that you enjoy working on. Maybe you want a specific type of work experience and Facebook was willing to offer it to you with great pay. It's possible a person could hope to change the culture from the inside. You could have past coworkers at Facebook that you enjoyed working with and would like to work with again. If moral considerations are important to you, that's awesome! There would be no reason for you to work at Facebook. If ethical concerns are not your top priority and Facebook offered more money or a more interesting job, that's enough reason for a lot of people to work there. Ultimately, everyone chooses how far they let their morals dictate their actions. We aren't all working for non-profits that provide essential services to those that need them, right?