Assuming the people doing this have experienced and are trustworthy, this is honestly what companies need in a limited capacity, even if they don't think they n

Assuming the people doing this have experienced and are trustworthy, this is honestly what companies need in a limited capacity, even if they don't think they need it. Over the course of my relatively short career so far (7 years?), almost every single "big win" has been because something was bugging the crap out of me, and I just decided to do something about it. The key is to do this kind of autonomous stuff while still delivering things people expect you to do, unless/until your peers and management are clear on the value you bring just doing stuff on your own all the time.