It's not a cush job. Corporate work can be mentally and emotionally crushing because there's no agency and no reward. You don't get to see the end product, you

It's not a cush job. Corporate work can be mentally and emotionally crushing because there's no agency and no reward. You don't get to see the end product, you don't get to see users enjoying - or not - the end product, and even if that weren't true you still have almost no agency to improve the end product. Being a doctor in ER can be horrific, but at least you have some control over what's happening [1]. And sometimes people will be really, really grateful. [1] As long as you don't have to ask insurers to pre-approve anything.