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At what point in your career did you decide to code less and do more management?

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For me, it was when I realized managing projects gave me a broader impact

That's a great way to get into it. 

A few years ago, I naturally started managing the releases for the company I was working for. However, that wasn't directly managing a team. I found that there is a limit on the impact one can give as a developer, and I've started working on core management skills.

My transition happened organically,started with leading small projects, then got promoted to a management role after proving my impact. No direct apply, just grew into it. How do you see your path evolving?

How did you transition? Did you get promoted or applied for a management position directly?