> Moving to a startup could also help as you'd be able to drive alignment quicker with these skills and still get to dive in more technical tasks. Careful here

> Moving to a startup could also help as you'd be able to drive alignment quicker with these skills and still get to dive in more technical tasks. Careful here. A lot of small startups have an element of "my company, my way" from the founders (for good reasons, at times) and thinking you will "drive alignment" maybe be a recipe for frustration and burnout.