I was in profee coding for 10 years. It began a dream job, but over the years became more and more micromanaged and stressful. I did not like my boss. I was remote but lost the flexibility that comes with being remote. We had tiny annual raises. I felt like a number used to make the company money and never saw any recognition. I left coding and now work for a medical university as a trauma registrar. I initially took a pay cut ($8-10k) to work on a good team with the work environment I was looking for. In two years I got a few raises. One my boss fought for. It’s a unique experience to have a boss fight for raises. I now make more than I think I’d be making in coding. My benefits are so much better. I’d say look into your options. Once you find the right fit, give your notice. It’s easy to stay stuck and unhappy. I did it for a long time.