What profession is better with learning a little programming?

What profession might we be surprised to learn is easier to get, easier to do and/or more lucrative when the individual knows a little programming?

First, graphic designers.

In my experience, if pure designers learn Javascript and a little programming fundamentals the world belongs to them.

Secondly, marketers.

If people doing marketing know a little programming and the principles of how the internet works, then, again, they can do a lot more. They can access the raw data and slice and dice it in different ways to get new insights not possible from just the standard screens of analytics.

1. Which programming languages do you think will be worth learning in 2021?
2. Did anybody learn a programming language at the age of 50?
3. What's your main goal for learning programming?
4. Why are video tutorials useless for learning programming?
5. How much of the "Programming Elixir" book must I go through before I can start learning Phoenix?
6. I can't learn any programming language. Whenever I try I fail.
7. Is computer programming better than history?
8. Is it right to start my programming career with Python than C++?