I think kyro is 100% right on this point. I learned to program just for these exact reasons (better understanding of the problem domain for a business, bette

I think kyro is 100% right on this point. I learned to program just for these exact reasons (better understanding of the problem domain for a business, better communication with technical staff, etc.) By all rights, I should be the absolute worst programmer in the world. But based on unofficial world rankings, it turns out that I'm only in the bottom five ;-) Programming skills (however limited) and business savvy are a very potent combination. I don't regret learning to code at all...