> As someone who's worked a fair bit now - coding has absolutely no value to any company. What delivers results is deploying solutions... I don't see how some

> As someone who's worked a fair bit now - coding has absolutely no value to any company. What delivers results is deploying solutions... I don't see how some solutions not requiring code means that coding is not valuable, as some solutions evidently do require code. When the solution requires code, the code is the solution, whether it's written in pseudo code or a language. I don't think there is a line separating the two. Just like language is thought. Your "deploying solutions" could be replaced with "deploying code" (whether created in house or third party). If your solution depends on code, then the quality of that code will also be important, which will include aesthetics, design, readability, tests. In the long run, this is valuable, as you can't regularly and reliably ship the solution, unless you're confident it still works.