[greeniron]

i don't think this is the message you're trying to convey, but seriously i'm reading so many stories in this post about how non-technical people can get into these (presumably) high-paying architect jobs where they are not expected to do any coding... how do i apply for those jobs? i have 2 degrees, business and computer science, but i hate coding. so far, the most value i could have leveraged out of my CS degree without having to do coding is working as a technical project manager, but i know architects get paid WAY more. how do i find those jobs?

[nogabebop23]

Way to strive for the prize.

[greeniron]

is there something wrong with my approach? i'm a hard worker, i just want to be paid the maximum i can get for my work that's all.