Totally agree. The non-fun parts are usually the parts that you have to pay someone to do. I work on a pretty complicated piece of software with some interestin

Totally agree. The non-fun parts are usually the parts that you have to pay someone to do. I work on a pretty complicated piece of software with some interesting technical challenges. But, the most valuable things I can work on are around collaborating with other teams, integrations, and reliability. Would much rather work on some of the unresolved technical challenges. But, that’s more hobby work, not work work.