Okay, so this question is one I&#x27;d never ask in &#x27;real life&#x27; without knowing you very well first, but I suppose it&#x27;s different here because you&#x27;re anonymous and free not to answer. But apologies anyways if it seems rude.<p>Why do you do this work? You clearly know what you&#x27;re doing; perhaps you&#x27;re very good. And I won&#x27;t presume to know your reasons or the underlying belief system that may or may not support it.<p>But from my <i>personal</i> perspective, it sounds like hell to spend my productive days essentially just selling stuff. Is it that you believe in what you&#x27;re selling? Is it that in your moral framework being good at this job trumps what seems like a bad way to spend your time?<p>I&#x27;m truly asking out of curiosity, by the way. I&#x27;m a front-end developer and a significant portion of my work, when I work, is essentially dressing up ads with websites that don&#x27;t add up to much of value (within the parameters of my own perspective on life). So judging you would be hypocrisy.<p>But I&#x27;m actively unhappy about it, and any excitement I show involves the craft, and I&#x27;m looking into ways to apply my craft in ways meaningful to me. And I&#x27;m curious to know how this works for you.