"You’re not writing code, you’re solving problems" is true, but in an appropriately bad company its also true and maybe much more important: You are not solvin

"You’re not writing code, you’re solving problems" is true, but in an appropriately bad company its also true and maybe much more important: You are not solving problems, you are writing code. That's when management or upper levels in hierarchy are not experts and have no idea what's the software and the particular problem is about and micromanage. My point is that the warning the title refers to is real, but there is another (bigger) problem when people know they are not solving the problem the right way but they are forced to ship asap and "just code".