I've noticed being a good developer pigeon holes you into the "builder" role and people have a hard time seeing you as anything else. You'll always be the code

I've noticed being a good developer pigeon holes you into the "builder" role and people have a hard time seeing you as anything else. You'll always be the code monkey, not an entrepreneur, creator with a vision, etc. Not necessarily a bad thing, but it sucks if you're trying to climb the ladder into a more important role (such as an executive role, etc).