I had a job like this. Nobody wanted to do bug fixes except me. I was happy taking on that responsibility, and I was good at it, so I volunteered. I took on

I had a job like this. Nobody wanted to do bug fixes except me. I was happy taking on that responsibility, and I was good at it, so I volunteered. I took on fewer Scrum tickets than others because I was partially allocated to bugfixes. I think it's coincidence, but that was around the same year I stopped getting good raises there. I quit after a couple years of that and went to get get paid what I'm worth. I still think it's because the new IT boss didn't like me. I was the only one that would stand up and say when a new policy was stupid. Still, I can no longer rule out the bug-fix thing, after reading your comment.