kipsfi

I'm a student in a computer science program. I've been absolutely obsessed with technology for as long as I can remember. I never really did much coding, and this year, I've been getting the feeling that it's not really for me.

I love the idea of coding, but it seems like I just don't have the attitude that many hackers talk about in respect to coding: I don't particularly like problem solving, I don't really get that "rush" when I solve something, etc.

So, basically, I need ideas. I'm thinking about dropping out of my Computer Science program and switching to Economics or something non-technical, but I'd eventually love to get a semi-technical job, where I'm dealing with technology but without my primary function being as a coder.

What's out there? Does anyone have a clearer idea then me of what I'm looking for?

Thanks,

kipsfi.

EDIT: In a perfect world, I guess I'd love a job where my primary function is something else, but if we needed some extra hands on code, I'd be able to get in there and get that done too.