Maybe it's more like "If I don't do this job, someone else will"...

This is the big issue that came along when stable households (mom/dad taking care of you) were replaced by fentanyl and TikTok.

Moral character is something that has to be taught, it doesn't just come out on its own.

If your parents don't do it properly, you'll be just another cog in the soulless machine to which human life is of no value.

bingo. taught and reinforced with consequences.

The real issue is that corporate incentives don't prioritize morality

Corporations are run by people, who are not amoral.

People may not be amoral, but corporate structures often incentivize behavior that prioritizes profit over morality

Then let them do it. You don't do what you consider immoral.

If you want to take it so far off topic, then sure, go ahead with it.

I think the poster is applying your statement about leaving money on the table. Structural requirements to not leave money on the table is a Moloch results that leads to the deterioration of the system into being just stealing as much shit as possible.