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Honestly, there are two parts to this. Pride in my work, and pride in the organisation as a whole. For the former, it'd be anywhere that respects the value of
by CM30 4y ago
Honestly, there are two parts to this. Pride in my work, and pride in the organisation as a whole.
For the former, it'd be anywhere that respects the value of the stuff I'm working on, lets me solve technical issues in a responsible, well tested, thought out way and has a decent engineering culture in general. I wouldn't feel proud to work somewhere with no source control where changes are done live without backups and no one has any idea what they're doing.
Meanwhile for the latter, anywhere that doesn't:
1. Support authoritarian governments, or other questionable organisations (like cults and extremist groups)
2. Sell a product that is knowingly harmful to their customers (like cigarettes, some types of drugs, etc)
3. Knowingly sow discord and promote false information for financial or political gain (NewsCorp, InfoWars, etc)
4. Try to undermine society and destroy people's privacy, ala Facebook.
Honestly, every company I've worked at so far was trying their best to provide a good product/service/experience to their customers, and I've been proud of working there.
- pokepim 4y ago