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I think it's interesting how folks always seem to grow a conscience only AFTER they made their riches.

>>paloal+(OP)
We know a few from a different company. They’re outraged by what they saw on The Social Dilemma, but they also have paid off mansions in extremely high cost of living areas thanks to the exact same companies they’re now troubled by.

>>paloal+(OP)
>My path in technology started at Facebook where I was the first Director of Monetization.

While the title is a bit creepy, I can certainly see how it could take awhile to start second-guessing the work when it's your first tech job. Making a platform more interesting, useful, and engaging would certainly be an interesting challenge, particularly at first.

>>paloal+(OP)
Plus, I believe he's selling products that'll help you combat the addiction he helped hook you on.

https://inthemoment.io/

>>rconti+f2
I'm sure getting people into the ovens at Auschwitz presented a fascinating logistical challenge as well. They probably got some really good enterprise architects on that effort. Likely a great career start for many.

>>paloal+(OP)
Remember Agile? Often we don't know what we've built until we've built it. Add in some ground-breaking work, and here we are.