[pjjpo]

At this point I assume anyone with more than five years at Google is morally bankrupt to at least some degree. I don't want to paint them as bad people or anything but can't find better words for it - it's so obvious that if you stick around, you are accepting it and likely contributing to some degree. People I still talk to are generally honest about accepting it. I wonder if they will all reneg with this sort of quitting post when the time comes.

[mancerayder]

I think you're coming from a privileged position - finding a job is extremely hard*, and if someone stayed somewhere that paid well then it's a bit extreme to say they're "bankrupt" morally. Alternatives are finance, ad tech, big consulting, etc. Are YOU working for a non profit?

* For us, maybe not for you.

[rsync]

It is possible to work in technology and not contribute to the moral bankruptcy that your parent refers to.

[vlan0]

>Are YOU working for a non profit?

yes....it was the "least evil" choice

[allarm]

Are you seriously suggesting that someone with Google listed on their resume would have a hard time finding a job?? Pathetic.