Too many managers brought in from outside of IT that do not understand the process.

That sounds a lot like carpal tunnel syndrome. I had that years ago. Knuckles and hand hurting all the time. Popped my knuckles a lot hoping that would help, it didn't. Told my doc about it. He looked at me 2 seconds and said to buy and wear wrist braces at night when I slept. It helped me.

For me it was code for years. Join new company 3 years ago. Get new CIO. No more code development. Implement all off the shelf applications. Get promoted to Systems Architect. Have no clue what my job actually is anymore. Don't touch code for last 1.5 years. Contemplate becoming a janitor so I can have some job satisfaction.

I'm not sure I'm seeing the problem here.

2 more days for me and then I'm outta here.

That kind of looks like my development team right before we put a new code release into production.

2 days later, they found the skeleton of one of the engineers that had gone missing years before trapped behind the cables.

Good luck sir!

@r-gobel Nut loose between keyboard and chair.

@Leningrad
You're saying you got one to convert? (Sitting with mouth open, staring blankly.)

Wait... You mean there are girlfriends/wives that will play electronic games with you?!? Hmm... I may have screwed up somewhere.

i made the mistake of trying to correct a professor once. He worked a problem on the board, a fairly basic algebra problem, but he reversed a couple of values and got the wrong answer. The answers were given in a set of multiple choices in the book and his answer wasn't in the set. I tried to point out the error. My name was mud after that and he pretty much despised me the rest of the semester. So I would recommend not telling him.