I learned to program at 12 and with 16 i founded my first startup (which failed of course) and there i learned that coding is only half the game and added a bac

I learned to program at 12 and with 16 i founded my first startup (which failed of course) and there i learned that coding is only half the game and added a bachelor in economical psychology instead of Comp-Sci. My resume has over 20 years of experience: backend, frontend, platform, k8s, cto roles and much more. Still Companies automatic filter sort me out because I don't have "the correct" degree unless i tell them that i have been freelancing forever. Therefore sure, go for it, but no its not the future. This is the "zuck was a college dropout" all over again.