I can see your point of view, but I gently disagree. This is based on my own experience. Being able to see, react and change based on changing business goals w

I can see your point of view, but I gently disagree. This is based on my own experience. Being able to see, react and change based on changing business goals was the key to my career success. Being able to talk to decision makers and get something in place to mitigate risk/take advantage is a key thing in buisness. Going from being able to do that, to not even knowing what the business goals are, much less getting access to any kind of decision maker is a tough change. Its like having the scope of a CTO and then going to a scope of an intern. You feel infantalised.