<p>From the excesses of Wallstreet companies in the 90s to Tech companies pillaging our privacy for gold in the 2000s, how have workers’ considerations of evil companies evolved with the rise of frameworks like ESG? This, talk about digital gold miners in World of Warcraft, and more all on this episode of Lonely Office.</p>

From the excesses of Wallstreet companies in the 90s to Tech companies pillaging our privacy for gold in the 2000s, how have workers’ considerations of evil companies evolved with the rise of frameworks like ESG? This, talk about digital gold miners in World of Warcraft, and more all on this episode of Lonely Office.

Should I Work for an “Evil” Corporation?

Inside Job is a podcast that  pulls back the curtain on how modern jobs really work. If Mike Rowe’s Dirty Jobs showed the grit of blue-collar work, Inside Job reveals the invisible labor and quiet heroics behind the jobs powering our modern economy, told in sound instead of sight.

In the tradition of oral historian Studs Terkel’s Working, the podcast, and it's host Matt Sunbulli, capture the humanity behind the labor that keeps our world running — from AI data labelers teaching the models that are reshaping our lives to HVAC technicians keeping our data centers humming.

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Inside Job is a podcast that pulls back the curtain on how modern jobs really work. If Mike Rowe’s Dirty Jobs showed the grit of blue-collar work, Inside Job reveals the invisible labor and quiet heroics behind the jobs powering our modern economy, told in sound instead of sight. In the tradition of oral historian Studs Terkel’s Working, the podcast, and it's host Matt Sunbulli, capture the humanity behind the labor that keeps our world running — from AI data labelers teaching the models that are reshaping our lives to HVAC technicians keeping our data centers humming.

Inside Job is a podcast that &nbsp;pulls back the curtain on how modern jobs really work.&nbsp;If Mike Rowe’s Dirty Jobs showed the grit of blue-collar work, Inside Job reveals the invisible labor and quiet heroics behind the jobs powering our modern economy, told in sound instead of sight.

In the tradition of oral historian Studs Terkel’s Working, the podcast, and it's host Matt Sunbulli, capture the humanity behind the labor that keeps our world running — from AI data labelers teaching the models that are reshaping our lives to HVAC technicians keeping our data centers humming.

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