Where you see your greatest weakness, I see your great strength. I'm good at building stuff, but I'm not a great engineer (I'm ok, but others on my team are wa

Where you see your greatest weakness, I see your great strength. I'm good at building stuff, but I'm not a great engineer (I'm ok, but others on my team are way better). Not to say I don't have my strengths. I'm good at figuring out what to build and the general architecture of how to get it done quickly and working well. But when it really comes time to scale and scale big, you don't want me coding. You want me looking at the next features etc. etc. If you love getting into the nitty-gritty of high quality beautifully considered easy to work with code, why do you feel you should focus on 'building stuff'? Personally, I think focusing on your strength (not to completely ignore building stuff) can be a huge benefit.