In theory, yes. In practice, it only takes one or two bad hires and those trustworthy environments go bad surprisingly quickly.

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saulpw 2 days ago | parent [-]

I've had several jobs that were great for the first 12-18 months before the manager that hired me left. Then they sucked for another couple years but the pay didn't change.

	▲	DanielHB a day ago \| parent [-]
		I am seriously considering going into more lead/management role because of this, it is so demoralizing to feel I am doing work in a way I don't agree with. Never thought I would say the day, when I joined this career all I wanted was to work on interesting problems and not work more than 40 hours per week. These days the interesting problems are always solved in the worse ways possible and I am often swamped with work that I don't even have the time to do any improvements out of my personally-assigned backlog.