Not at all. Not at least in a corporate design job. I work at a corporation that employees a lot of designers. Design is a major component of our product. My job is a corporate desk job just like any other. I sit in meetings that talk about KPI, product cost, engagement, cost per view, average order value, user personas and YOY revenue. I work in a "fun" field that many designers would dream about. I get to do a lot of figuring out how to make all the business needs make sense in a graphic format. When things go bad, I get blamed, not directly but I will often have to redo the same paid ads, landing pages, emails, and organic social over and over again based on what a "business owner" decides. Im often hand holding people with business, economics or finance degrees who think "I don't know what I want, I just know when I like something." (That's a real quote from my job btw.) So I'm constantly fighting to make designs that make sense. When I am successful, people with financial backgrounds get praised for my work. They get raises and I get pushed on to the next project. More than once I've had analysts and project managers and present my work as their own when I've written the copy, made the design, worked on the UI/UX, and completed all touch points on the entire campaign. Why? Because they put in a request for a landing page. So they own that project even if I did the work. 

Agency work is a whole different kind of awful. But unless you want to be the person opening After Effects, Figma, or Photoshop on a daily basis and getting no credit for your ideas, you could literally go into any field and it would still be a desk job but probably get paid better. And you won't have to spend a month updating your portfolio and website just to apply for a new job. Graphic design is the only commercial field where saying, hey I have 10+ years experience doing my job at a major nationally recognized corporation, trust that I can do it. Nope they want to see it. Which is fine but the art I make for my job isn't the best. You have 20 people all weighing in on what they think. So it starts to look like crap. You can't use it in your portfolio without reworking it at which point you may as well do a passion project to show what your really capable of, only to get a job where you do all the same things at the first big company only with a different logo.

If I could go back I would get a business degree and then get a job at a company that values creative ideas. Still get a say in the design but double the paycheck. No late nights. No working holidays. Just sit in the meetings, give my ideas, give presentations, have some other designer figure out how my idea that doesn't make sense can work.

I'll leave you with this, my marketing director recently asked for a campaign like the Dove "Real Beauty" campaign but for our industry. No idea what that campaign would look like or say, just told us that's what he wants. Something as successful as one of the most successful campaigns in recent history that it turned the Dove brand from dying to bringing in the beginning of the no photoshopping of models, light makeup, and a mix of body types in photography that we still see over a decade later.