It sounds like you're skeptical about companies that affect people's habits. So avoid these terms:
- finance
- advertising
- entertainment
I'd focus on companies that sell to other businesses. Changing the habits of businesses is usually considered a good thing.
And sell something less abstract. If you sell laptops, routers or office chairs, nobody's going to think you're a bad person. Just maybe a bit boring.
Software-only products are all about information. It's about gathering information about people (gray area) or understanding lots of information about people (gray area). So work for a company that does something in the physical world.
- finance
- advertising
- entertainment
I'd focus on companies that sell to other businesses. Changing the habits of businesses is usually considered a good thing.
And sell something less abstract. If you sell laptops, routers or office chairs, nobody's going to think you're a bad person. Just maybe a bit boring.
Software-only products are all about information. It's about gathering information about people (gray area) or understanding lots of information about people (gray area). So work for a company that does something in the physical world.