You built the system everyone else is complaining about.
Before you start anything you've already mapped the dependencies, identified the failure points, and written a doc nobody will read. You think in systems. While everyone else is reacting, you're designing the process that makes reacting unnecessary. You care about the foundation so much you'll slow a team down to get it right — and six months later, when everything runs smoothly, no one will know it's because of you. That invisibility is the cost of building things that last. The Eye sees that you find the chaos other people live in genuinely baffling, and you're not wrong.
Get your read — free on iPhoneyou built a system nobody asked for. they're all using it now and nobody said thank you.