From my experience, there are a corporate issues. Corporate need to solve them in an effort to survive and earn money for next business. This issues are not "re

From my experience, there are a corporate issues. Corporate need to solve them in an effort to survive and earn money for next business. This issues are not "real problem solving" in terms of save world or make world better place. So there are a lot of corporate jobs where your are solving corporate day-to-day issues. After some time it starts to be boring. I also faced to interview processes where have been asked for insane technical details and implementation but after hiring I found out that I will struggle with past. I need to revise data within CMDB messed up during previous migration. Or other interesting task : perform tedious implementation/tests over entire infrastructure because there is process and it needs to be done only and only this way. For me it seems like, there are pros and cons for every position...you can have job security but it is exchanged for boring staff. Real problems solving position is facing to higher risk, stress and pressure. I feel...that I am still searching "my place", trying to do lot of side projects, raised own business...just find what will fulfill me. But day-time is very limited so it is long-term run. I am changing full-time job every 2-2,5 year, often with changing location and it is quite depressed (for me and also for my childrens). I don't feel "home" anywhere. I bought house but i don't know where I will be 2 years from now. Everything due to jobs.