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I enjoy teaching & researching, things I could not really do anywhere else, so yes? I think it is important not to confuse the complaints of TT professors in academia with seemingly more numerous and louder complaints of adjunct academics asking to be actually let into academia.https://twitter.com/ackocher/status/1409501554370035719 …
As far as I can tell, academia is a lot like water - your opinion of it depends on the degree to which you have it. The person sitting poolside wishing for a Pina Colada and finding only tap water does not invalidate the dying thirst of the person wandering through the desert.
To be clear, I am not invalidating the complaints of either. If I went to a fancy resort and found only tap water and sandwiches, I'd be upset too. But there's 'one star review on YELP' upset and then there's 'scratching my professional will into a rock before I die' upset.
Anyway, just remember that for every TT academic complaining about committee meetings and being busy all of the time there are probably two adjuncts worried about making rent and having a job next semester who would love the security of endless committee meetings.
Just realized that there are parallels with AAA game development. Making games can be super fun, but most studios are essentially designed around crunch (continual 50+ hour weeks). The management issues may be structural. (My own experience is with smaller studios w/o crunch.)
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