> I can almost guarantee that you’re just at the wrong company. You're at the wrong company if you're unhappy regardless of the size. I've worked at a very sm

> I can almost guarantee that you’re just at the wrong company. You're at the wrong company if you're unhappy regardless of the size. I've worked at a very small company which was miserable because the owner didn't have a clue and was only interested in the bottom line to the point of letting the software and the systems atrophy. I've worked at Megabank, and it was also miserable. Actually writing code probably ended up being a sum total of 3-4 hours a week. At best. Too many meetings. Absurd change control system. Crazy processes and sign off. And then there have been a few mid-sized companies - 20-200, and they've been the most fun. Get on with coding and even whilst managing a small team.