None of my jobs after college have been actually "making the product." All of them have been "making things which enable the product to be made." Maybe it's j

None of my jobs after college have been actually "making the product." All of them have been "making things which enable the product to be made." Maybe it's just the things I like to do don't lend themselves to actual products but instead are the shoulders which others often need to stand on to actually make products. But I don't think I've ever worked in a company where the main product was something I am passionate about, but all my jobs have been jobs I've been passionate about (at least at the beginning of each job). If the job offers you're getting are to do interesting things to help make boring products, take it! Learn and do the interesting parts that you like.