Last week, Stack Overflow released the results of its annual survey on coding, the technologies and tools developers use and want to learn artificial intelligence, and their workplace experience. Over 65,000 programmers from 185 countries responded to the survey.

According to the workplace satisfaction survey results, as many as 80% of professional programmers are unhappy. One in three respondents actively hates their job, while almost half survive in survival mode. That leaves only 20% who claim to be somewhat happy. Although developers have good salaries, plenty of free time, and often the ability to work remotely, many still need to be satisfied.