Personally, I find find(1) to be an utter offender against the Unix philosophy of "doing one thing well". It can do a dozen things or so, and not particularly well either. (Execute actions? Delete stuff? Look for a string within files?). Just look at this post and how long the find(1) section is wrt. the ones about which(1), whereis(1), and locate(1).

I am sure that well-versed users can achieve wonderful things with it; myself, I either use fd or pipe "du -a" into grep (or rg), and move on with my life.