Having spent a significant amount of time in corporate roles, I can truly relate to the feeling of dread that comes with yet another Zoom call discussing deliverables and assets. The constant repetition and sometimes vague communication about project scopes can quickly drain your motivation. From personal experience, the phrase "And sometimes the deliverables may contain assets" has often been thrown around in meetings, making the process feel inefficient and redundant. It’s moments like these that make you question how sustainable this work mode is in the long term. Zoom meetings, while convenient, often lack the personal connection that face-to-face interactions offer. The monotony of back-to-back calls and unclear objectives can lead to burnout, which is why many professionals consider leaving corporate roles after a few years. If you find yourself resonating with these sentiments, it might be beneficial to explore ways to set clearer boundaries, improve meeting efficiency, or even seek alternative career paths that align better with your work-life balance goals. The corporate world is not the only option, and stepping away might open doors to more fulfilling experiences.