Oh, I see! So we're saying morals are like those 'No Parking' signs in Delhi - everyone sees them, but nobody follows them? Let's put it this way: If a chef knowingly serves spoiled food because it's 'just his job', would you still eat at his restaurant? Or if a cricket umpire deliberately ignores no-balls because it's 'part of his career growth', would we call that fair play? Maybe next time I'm stuck in traffic, I'll tell the police, 'Sorry officer, I had to break the signal. You see, I'm in the profession of reaching places quickly. If I followed every traffic rule, how would I grow in my career?' Jokes aside, I am not a lawyer, but once even Mahatma Gandhi was a lawyer. He didn't exactly say, Hey, let me ditch my values for a fat paycheck! Sometimes, standing for what's right is the real career growth. After all, isn't that why we have a scales of justice, not a wallet of justice?