#choice

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Should I let personal ethics dictate technology choices at work?

I know there are many students like me in this community. While majoring in something completely different from Computer Science, we suddenly switch to developer career completely or give it a fair share of our free time to it as a hobby. At the very least, we see it as a safety net to secure our future in fluctuating job market. Here is my set of reasons that drove me to learn coding halfway through the college.