It seems like a new version of this story, "[Big tech] workers protest their employer taking [federal agency] contracts" shows up at least once a year. I guess the steel man of this is that people think they can take jobs at these corps and push reform from within, but this seems powerfully naive to me. Fact of the matter is that a large portion of the compensation these companies provide is for buying off your better judgement. You're taking a deal with the devil when you sign on. There are a lot of better, smaller, companies you could be working for, but you chose the evil ones because it pays better.
Is it such a stretch to assert that maybe the default for a large business shouldn't be "start doing evil shit"? Like, if all money is is aa social lubricant on doing sketchy shit, then there definitely is virtue to structuring things such that financial engineering can no longer work.