>You're totally correct. But I never wanted to. We don't care why you can't code. We care that you can't, and therefore are unable to understand the work of p

>You're totally correct. But I never wanted to. We don't care why you can't code. We care that you can't, and therefore are unable to understand the work of people who do. Again: the reason for your technical incompetence is not the issue. We're not passing a moral judgement on your inability to code. We're passing a professional judgement to the effect of "you are unable to understand our work and therefore cannot make sound judgements about it". The fact that you confuse these two things is a succinct example of everything that is wrong with non-technical management.