I am living in 2 tech worlds that couldn't be more different... The web / startup / open source / constantly changing world of continuous learning and building

I am living in 2 tech worlds that couldn't be more different... The web / startup / open source / constantly changing world of continuous learning and building solutions looking for problems. And the enterprise world of minimizing risk, meeting all day to kick real problems to someone else, and staying just far enough below radar to keep direct deposit and 401Ks humming along. Make no mistake about it: Microsoft OWNS the enterprise world and has for 25 years. These people know little else. They do Webex and Skype, not zoom or slack. They use Microsoft Project and Sharepoint, not Trello. They outsource or purchase e-commerce, HR, and supply chain. If any programmer knows anything not Microsoft, they're either "not a team player" or "a god". Hell, even one CEO once told me, "I do not allow my people to use I.T. as an excuse. They have Excel." That's pretty much the thinking and I don't see any evidence that it's changing anytime soon. Any enterprise people here have similar experience?