And on and on. Add enough CYA and inspiration and good vibes are drowned in corporate agendas, petty egos and ass-kissing. I've never met a company that could host my software without interfering. I've tried to compromise with the corporate model. But to hit the mark, I have to zig and zag, try out new ideas, learn and tweak, and go back and do it again.
Most corporations have real problems with that approach.
The Board of Directors wants detailed plans, head trips that predict exactly how a song is going to turn out. They want to see the numbers. I gave them the numbers they wanted, but they were lies. Eventually I had to divorce myself from the corporate scene. You can't build software out of lies.