Throw away for reasons. It’s the first time I’m working somewhere that is doing something I don’t mind talking publicly about; and people may see a point to it

Throw away for reasons. It’s the first time I’m working somewhere that is doing something I don’t mind talking publicly about; and people may see a point to it. When I first started developing I loved it all on it’s own. Coding was fun, no matter what I coded. That short lived joy was the entirety of my decision making for my first job. I got an offer in a location I liked and I took it. I didn’t really fit with the company, or the industry; even if I liked the folks I interacted with just fine. Then I changed jobs as a way of just changing jobs hoping I would fit better. Again didn’t work out like that. Enough iterations and I landed somewhere I fit better in. I like what the company does, and I can fit within this industry. But comp could be better; and I have concrete reasons in real ways that a better comp could improve my life. But I would be terrified of changing jobs again, and risk not fitting and not liking what the next company does.