3. Anyone getting bogged down by "big company syndrome"?

Anyone getting bogged down by "big company syndrome"?

I feel this.

I started at a startup. Then went to another startup.

Then went to a Fortune 500 company that hired me and 5 other people to start their research and development team.

All of those were chaos. Every day.

Now I'm at another Fortune 500 just doing boring ass UI. Get some user data, display it on the screen, make it accessible...wait, we need to go back to compliance on that design email them. Compliance needs to go to the business side because this feature is reused in the Japan market too, so we have to get their input...wait, has that change of wording on the select all checkbox been passed through the legal team?

Alright, hold off doing that altogether.

Good work today. See you tomorrow.

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