At a company such as Microsoft, you can become a software architect. This means you can focus on the major design issues and have developers implement your design. You can write code, but you don't have to write that much.
As you grow older, you will want to write less code and focus more on software architecture and management of programmers.
Ah, ok. That makes more sense, although it is quite different from what my husband's company considers "managing coders" to be. That does sound more in line with what I want to do long term. Thanks for giving me a different view.
As you grow older, you will want to write less code and focus more on software architecture and management of programmers.