What does the "non-programmer"'s job look like on a day-to-day basis? I like coding because there's relatively little time management. It's not super chaotic e

What does the "non-programmer"'s job look like on a day-to-day basis? I like coding because there's relatively little time management. It's not super chaotic except the few instances where there's a deadline. You just have to think and code, preferably in the zone for as long as possible. Being a CTO or CEO sounds a lot more painful to manage. Lots of deadlines, people to manage, people demanding things on time from you.