That depends. If you're willing to put up with bureaucracy, lower compensation, and all sorts of other hassles, you can go into public service or work for a non

That depends. If you're willing to put up with bureaucracy, lower compensation, and all sorts of other hassles, you can go into public service or work for a non-profit of some kind that does meaningful work. My personal strategy is to just work for the most morally acceptable for-profit business I can find. Then I do what's necessary to keep that job, but I don't invest myself in it. I don't care about it. I just spend as little time at that job as I can and get fulfillment with all the other hours of my life that aren't spent working.