Except that’s not how it ever works. Any productivity gains will be consumed by your employer, and the expectations of your position will increase with the prod

Except that’s not how it ever works. Any productivity gains will be consumed by your employer, and the expectations of your position will increase with the productivity gains. Ie: if your role is now 75% more productive on average, the new expectation of that role is a 75% increase in outputs. So it actually will get much worse for you, because you’ll be doing much, much more for effectively the same pay :) There used to be a single role that did the data layer, a single role that did QA/Testing, a single role for UI/UX, a single role for client side, a single role for server side, and a devops team. Then when the world became good at this stuff, the expectation shifted to, in many cases, a single role juggling all of this work