Transitioning from consumer-focused design to enterprise technology design, the author recounts their journey from working with printed materials and corporate identities to joining Cockroach Labs to embrace new challenges. Initially driven by a desire for risk and growth beyond a widely accessible audience, the author found the startup environment stimulating due to its demand for innovation and adaptability. Faced with the novel task of designing for software developers, the author highlights the importance of understanding this new audience and adapting existing skills to meet different business objectives. Emphasizing the significance of cross-team collaboration, the author reflects on the shared success metrics across departments and the collective effort needed to innovate effectively. Despite the different business goals between enterprise and consumer-focused companies, the core design skills remain largely the same, with an emphasis on understanding user motivations and frustrations to enhance user experience. The author advocates for design innovation in the enterprise technology sector, particularly in databases, and encourages others to join this evolving field.