When my primary platform moved from C#/ASP.NET to Objective-C, it took me a while to realise that one of my biggest reliefs was that I didn't have to deal with "software architects", and just to get on with coding. I began to realise that so much of that coding came down to "justify my existence" (as architect) -- needless complexity to check off a box from the gang of 4.

Mind you, having an architecture in mind is of primary importance, but dealing with such complexity and endless Factories made it impossible to follow the code.

And yes, I know that server-side implementations have an inherent complexity that most client-side apps lack.