I have been in places where I not only didn't give a shit about the product, but it was against what I believed ethically or morally. In those cases I managed to find pride in my own small piece of it and ignored the bigger picture. I'm lucky to work in a place now where I really believe in and use the product, and the same kind of soul-suckiness you're describing is far more tolerable.
Making money for someone else is inherently soul-sucking though, at the end of the day.
> Making money for someone else is inherently soul-sucking though, at the end of the day
The emergent nature of corporations is to slowly consume employees' lives and throw away the burnt-out husks once they no longer bring value to executives and shareholders.
Making money for someone else is inherently soul-sucking though, at the end of the day.