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You speak like working at a company exists in a vacuum. It doesn't. You are (generally, in Western society) free to stop working for that company. If everyone r
by ratmeadow 2y ago
You speak like working at a company exists in a vacuum. It doesn't. You are (generally, in Western society) free to stop working for that company. If everyone refuses to write the code, then the company won't have that code. Easily said than done, of course, because life has many pressures. But I dislike this "oh can't do anything about it individually, let's give up and double down on unethical behaviour" attitude (meanwhile we are conveniently paid a high salary for it). We always have a choice.
- philosopher1234 2y agoWhose interests does it serve to place the blame on individual employees?
- DirkH 2y agoSounds like a cop out response. Placing blame on individual employees is not mutually exclusive with placing blame on a company's board.
- philosopher1234 2y agoYou dont have to either blame one set of people or another. You could put the blame in the right place instead, the design of the system which all but dictates the individuals choices.