Management will only become more important in the future. As technology gets more complex, it will take greater numbers of people to create and maintain it.
And truthfully, most companies today are really bad at management, particularly related to technology.
Learning to code is a great idea but I would think of it as supplementary to your management work.
You're right about all these amazing technologies that are being developed, but truthfully, the stuff you learn in a bootcamp is not going to put you in a position to do much in those fields. It might be a small step in that direction, but you would need to go way beyond it. Advancements are coming from folks with deep knowledge of math, algorithms, systems engineering, etc.
And truthfully, most companies today are really bad at management, particularly related to technology.
Learning to code is a great idea but I would think of it as supplementary to your management work.
You're right about all these amazing technologies that are being developed, but truthfully, the stuff you learn in a bootcamp is not going to put you in a position to do much in those fields. It might be a small step in that direction, but you would need to go way beyond it. Advancements are coming from folks with deep knowledge of math, algorithms, systems engineering, etc.