What you are relating is a break down of tasks a programmer might do, the % hours of a day for these activities, tasks a programmer does as a part of programmi

What you are relating is a break down of tasks a programmer might do, the % hours of a day for these activities, tasks a programmer does as a part of programming. They might spend 20% of their time programming, like you say. Actually creating code. I'm asking, where are these jobs. It seems like 90% of the 'programming' jobs are doing '0%' coding. The job isn't about creating any new logic at all. It seems increasingly difficult to find a job that 'codes at all'.