I didn't find anything particularly egregious from an employer perspective. The automation is not any different or lazy than say setting SQL queries. Many say a lot worse about customers in slack etc. I do think less of this person for calling his wife his bitch. Kinda gross. But I am not interested in imposing my civil or moral standard on anyone. I just know I wouldn't enjoy interacting with them. Ethics are a different question because social contracts necessarily require some overlap in ethical frameworks each party is operating under, and I didn't find anything unethical. I guess I could be wrong?
Comments
I didn't find anything particularly egregious from an employer perspective. The automation is not any different or lazy than say setting SQL queries. Many say a lot worse about customers in slack etc. I do think less of this person for calling his wife his bitch. Kinda gross. But I am not interested in imposing my civil or moral standard on anyone. I just know I wouldn't enjoy interacting with them. Ethics are a different question because social contracts necessarily require some overlap in ethical frameworks each party is operating under, and I didn't find anything unethical. I guess I could be wrong?