MongoDB has been rated as the database most wanted by developers for four consecutive years, according to Stack Overflow's annual developer survey. The survey results show that relational databases are not what developers love and want to work with, but rather non-relational databases like MongoDB. Developers are under increasing pressure to compress engineering cycle times and continuously integrate new business functionality, requiring technologies that can handle more complex data structures and distribution. To attract and retain developers, organizations should take a good look at the databases they use and consider using non-relational databases like MongoDB, which enables developers to build faster and better meet modern application demands through its document data model, query language, fully managed Atlas service, and Data Platform. The survey also highlights the importance of developer-defined economy where technologies are chosen based on what developers want to work with, rather than traditional relational databases.