@lightweight

Sadly having Facebook / Meta / Twitter on their CV makes them more employable, despite the lack of morals and ethics of their previous employer(s)

@zleap that might be. I wonder if employers might start shunning those people for their employment history... because businesses can't really afford to have unethical staff.

Follow

@lightweight

They don't see big tech as unethical

One tactic for us, is to say we are committed to safeguarding, privacy, data protection and ethical / moral behaviour, therefore you won't find me on Facebook or using Microsoft products

see if that gets them thinking

@zleap @lightweight most companies are more worried about the more money in = more money out shareholder grind than ... anything really.

@zleap I've been making those statements (and walking that talk) for the past 20+ years :) - I also point people at this, where I explain why proprietary software is inherently undesirable for ethical people: davelane.nz/proprietary

Sign in to participate in the conversation
CleverLibre Social

CleverLibre Social is an inclusive social instance for open discussion, learning, and community.
All cultures welcome.
Hate speech and harassment strictly forbidden.