I was a jack of all trades and called a Solution Architect. I did business development, light programming, system installs, ran multiple small teams etc.. The saying was go to VaTechie he knows the answer. VaTechie did not know the answer, but he could figure it out quickly where it was network, database, application server etc. My last corporate job I had 3 customers and worked on 7 systems each week and it was brutal. One customer I was commuting 6 hours a day 3 days a week. I worked at home the other two days a week. I basically did most of the work to secure 6 million dollars worth of new business. I went to management multiple times about it was causing me health problems. Finally, two doctors told me I had to find a new job. I went home, resigned immediately with no job, and started my IT consulting business again. My last day was a Friday and I was under contract to the same company for 4 years working at home for one customer that I got the 6 million dollars worth of business. That work dried up and I started looking again in my mid fifties after getting my AWS solutions architecture certification. I got some bites but it was really hard. My wife got really, really sick so I just retired way, way earlier than I wanted. In the end, I am glad. I was burned out on IT.