If you feel motivated to improve, then do it. The greatest strides I ever made was when I realized that I needed to level up to fit in with my new team. That me

If you feel motivated to improve, then do it. The greatest strides I ever made was when I realized that I needed to level up to fit in with my new team. That means studying their code, structure, habits and emulating those. Every time you right code, think about what others on the team would say about it. If you don't really like what you do, it's perfectly fine to try out project management. Management involves its own skill set, but being a good developer is not a requirement. Knowing how to write a little code yourself and being able to empathize with your team is a rare and useful ability in project management.