This happened to me, but in my own experience I find myself spending >40% of my time doing things that are not programming. This may be a symptom of the org I w

This happened to me, but in my own experience I find myself spending >40% of my time doing things that are not programming. This may be a symptom of the org I work in, but I suspect it's not uncommon for people in these positions to double up as SCRUM masters, code reviewers, mentors, and/or meeting organizers.