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i disagree the older generations, confusingly because of their formative years with soviets, stasi, orwell, philip k dick etc... they seem to be fine with faux news lies and facebook and cameras everywhere but there is serious pushback now from generation z on these questions https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/11/style/college-tech-recruiting.html >...But for Ms. Stapleton, now 34, the real appeal in a job at Google was what seemed to be a perfect balance of working for income and according to one’s conscience. Naturally, she said yes to an offer in the corporate communications department. >“There was this ambient glow of being part of a company that was changing the world,” Ms. Stapleton said. “I was totally googly-eyed about it.” >More than a decade later, college seniors and recent graduates looking for jobs that are both principled and high-paying are doing so in a world that has soured on Big Tech. The positive perceptions of Google, Facebook and other large tech firms are crumbling. >Many students still see employment in tech as a ticket to prosperity, but for job seekers who can afford to be choosy, there is a growing sentiment that Silicon Valley’s most lucrative positions aren’t worth the ethical quandaries. the kids are alright