Exactly the same, down to the industry! My job was as a simple force multiplyer for account managers and sales folks, automating tasks to allow them to scale th

Exactly the same, down to the industry! My job was as a simple force multiplyer for account managers and sales folks, automating tasks to allow them to scale their projects and help more clients. It was all cool helping them get more ads out the door for Toyota and cool authors, weird when it started being for "One weird trick" ads, downright wtf when I started helping boost SERP pages and finally once we started promoting gambling apps I just couldn't take it anymore. It was great money. I miss that. And helping all these very kind, friendly people make numbers felt useful. But man, once I finally got un-distracted (after ten years?!) I had to get out of there.