This is exactly right. Actually writing the kind of code that ChatGPT produces is a vanishingly small part of my job. And there's a ton more specialized scenarios to deal with, like next week when the third-party company is breaking the contract in <contract_json>.

If you want to hire a developer to implement qsort or whatever, ChatGPT has them beat hands-down. If you want to build a product and solve business problems, there's way more involved.