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I'd argue that "successful" is a poor measure of how ethical a company is. AirBnb has managed to shake off some pretty bad ethical issues. Facebook was credibl

I'd argue that "successful" is a poor measure of how ethical a company is. AirBnb has managed to shake off some pretty bad ethical issues. Facebook was credibly implicated in a genocide, and Instagram in particular (and social media in general) has been causally linked to increased rates of juvenile suicide.

gen220 3y ago
Oh for sure, that's why I put "successful" in scare quotes. As mentioned, FB checks pretty much every one of the "ethical collapse" boxes with a bolded checkmark. That they've managed to be successful financially in spite of that fact (so far!) is pretty singular. That's a rare group. Not saying it's one to emulate, though, far from it.