I'm one of the only people who can code where I work. Nobody understands or cares at all what it is that I do. Their eyes glaze over if I try to tell them. The

I'm one of the only people who can code where I work. Nobody understands or cares at all what it is that I do. Their eyes glaze over if I try to tell them. There was one time that stands out where everybody expressed gratitude for my hard work and asked if they could help me out. It was when I spent a week running cables and setting up PCs for our incoming batch of interns. I know that programming is much more challenging than crawling under desks and plugging things in, but none of them ever really saw the programming. All of that crawling, though--I looked like such a hard worker that week.