spoiler alert: you can put anything in your CV without actually doing it.
I've had the experience of dealing with people who I have high doubts did this.
From the looks of it have been reward for it for more than a decade.
> the reward is the intrinsic satisfaction of a job well done,
just because it applies to you do not mean it a universal shared experience.
for some it's not even satisfaction that they get from that it a frustration and a feeling of being cu*ed where they put in the effort and someone else get the reward.
the reward is the intrinsic satisfaction of a job well done, and something to put on the CV for the next job.
automating dumb bureaucratic shit is how I learned to code in the "real world".