Working for a non-tech company can feel different though, because they are less developer-centric. Especially in the early days I remember many weird conversion

Working for a non-tech company can feel different though, because they are less developer-centric. Especially in the early days I remember many weird conversions I never had before: why do you need this weird software on your computer, or even admin rights? Do you really need that expensive computer/phone/monitor for your development, it's not the company standard? Why do you need to access non-standard ports via VPN? On the other hand, I really enjoy working on things that benefit non-tech users and solve "real-world" problems.