14 ms·
It’s one thing to state your values and non-negotiables, and it’s another to seem arrogant and sanctimonious about it. To me, your comment appears to be firmly
by russelldjimmy 5y ago
It’s one thing to state your values and non-negotiables, and it’s another to seem arrogant and sanctimonious about it.
To me, your comment appears to be firmly in the latter.
If that truly is the case, hope you figure out what you are resentful about because, unbeknownst to you, it is alienating those who see such language.
I agree with your values but I would still think twice about working with you based on the comments in your history.
- zionic 5y ago> to seem arrogant and sanctimonious about it. I’m firm, firm in my belief that the people who have chosen of their own free will to work for FAANG have made moral compromises that disqualify them from my employment. I don’t get how this is “sanctimonious”. These people have made some absolutely terrible life choices, and alienation is a part of the consequence package that comes with those life choices.
- Apocryphon 5y agoWhy FAANG specifically? For instance, how does Apple fail ethically, in your view, compared to the others? Are there any other companies- Microsoft, Uber, Twitter and so forth you would also have a problem with?
- VirusNewbie 5y agoYou think netflix is a moral compromise? What about the US government?
- zionic 5y agoNetflix was pretty neutral until about 4 years ago. Their leadership jumped the shark and the entire platform has been trash since. Side personal note: Fuck you guys for getting rid of stargate.
- iliekcomputers 5y agoHow is the platform being trash (also arguable) related to employee's moral compromises?
- shric 5y agoThere are some people, especially say 10+ years ago, who thought e.g. Google wasn't evil.