I completely understand how you feel. I started off programming for only a handful of years before realizing that the most differentiated thing I could do was c

I completely understand how you feel. I started off programming for only a handful of years before realizing that the most differentiated thing I could do was communicate with multiple groups in language they care about, talk confidently about complex subjects, and find business value in neat technology for my company. Are you interested in being a PM? You for sure do not need to code to be a PM. It can help, but what you do need to do is communicate a lot and figure out how to make the company money. There is usually not an obvious answer as to what a PM does day to day and I have experienced organizations that have extremely differing ways of using them. I find it engaging and exciting, but I also get to be a human punching bag for when things go wrong. Takes a lot of person management and self management to do. For sure not for the thin skinned or introverted.