Maybe. It's your life - and you only get one. A lot of this is what you see yourself doing day in, day out. There are lots of jobs that are coding adjacent. Te

Maybe. It's your life - and you only get one. A lot of this is what you see yourself doing day in, day out. There are lots of jobs that are coding adjacent. Technical SEO is an example. A mate of mine does installations of software inhouse. You don't have to code, per se, you can likely find a job where coding knowledge helps but is not specifically what you do. There is a lot s scope in IT beyond coding, and I'd consider exploring that.