[arsey]

I think you can still succeed at development if you want. Interviews are stressful-- don't take that trip up as a gospel reflection of your knowledge. And there's a chance that your "not very good" is better than a lot of people.

But it depends on what you want. There are plenty of tech paths from where you are that don't require hard cs knowledge. You can lean into the people side, building teams. You can focus on wiring up big systems with flowcharts. Or you can imagine this a speedbump and keep going in the direction you know.