Should a PHP programmer work where 50% of the time you are engaged in bureaucracy?

Question

Career in IT

You can say a state-owned company.
Zp 60k, millionaire, not Moscow.
Salary, white, of course not bad for the periphery.
It is embarrassing that nothing sensible is being created, project support from the contractor, no modern technologies. Bureaucracy reigns.
Sometimes there are no orders for days on end.
Tasks arrive via Sap.
My experience:
drupal6, yii1, php scripts, a little with billing work, a little with asterisk, recently Bitrix, I write mysql queries quite well, a bit for Oracle, I also know how to front, except for fashionable js frameworks, recently specialized in Bitrix.
Total 8 years of full time experience.
Your opinion is interesting.

Answer 1

Well, if there are vacancies that suit you, then you should not

Answer 2

Rejoice, rejoice and drink open source.
There are thousands of startups where your skills will develop to the level of a god. At the same time, you will have a stable job and a pumped skill.