I think I'm the opposite. I like solving problems as part of a team, evaluating different tradeoffs and approaches, figuring out what people need from the softw

I think I'm the opposite. I like solving problems as part of a team, evaluating different tradeoffs and approaches, figuring out what people need from the software and how to get it there as simply and cheaply as possible. It's very engaging with no easily identifiable "best" or "optimal" in most cases. Actually dealing with code is a pain in the ass. It's better than digging a ditch for ten hours a day but not really enjoyable for its own sake either.