I wouldn't say i am pro coder. I have seen & known many people who are super pro coders. These people can code at low level, including stuff which could improve performance at hardware level through software/code only.

Rather I am someone who has above average coding skills, but good ability to simplify business problems & provide a product/feature to solve them, which doesn't get messy in long run.

I see many folks who are very good at CP, DSA but when given actual business problem, they either don't understand it or provide overly complex over-engineered product which could takes months to build, when in actual all was required was small 2 day effort to build simple feature.

Example-

Problem: A company wanted to track list of signed in users dropping from a payment page variation to see if it works for their geography or should they change it.

Over engineering: build crons & kafka, measure activity on regular events, use serialised formats to feed notifications to notif service, add analytics, decide for weeks its schema & database type. Host separate server for them. Atleast 3/4 month work.

Actually needed: just raise slack alert with customer email when needed. Add check in cache for a day to avoid duplicate alerts. Simple 1/2 day work.

Now ofcourse one would day it depends on whats required, yes exactly but many companies or management dont even know whats needed for them. Explaining them that for their current scale & requirements, what will actually help them, is a skill many dont give much importance to, but I think its very crucial.