Nope. During the day my coding is like driving a taxi - it's driving, but I don't really get a say in where I go, or when, and I have to make sure other people

Nope. During the day my coding is like driving a taxi - it's driving, but I don't really get a say in where I go, or when, and I have to make sure other people are happy with it. When I code at home, I'm a boy racer - hooning around doing cool stuff as and when I feel like it. If it ain't like that for you, you've either been exceptionally lucky in the job market, or you're being played and haven't even got the nouse to have noticed yet.