If get great grades in subjects, does it matter if I don't do Welsh Baccalaureate?

If I get good (great) grades in my subjects, does it matter if I don't do the Welsh Baccalaureate?

Is there much weight? (I say on the premise of great grades, meaning that it won't carry me at all.)

I genuinely hate it. I can't actually put myself down to do it considering how dreadfully disinterested I am in it.

Would it matter if it wasn't completed?

Which level are you doing it at- e.g. alongside GCSEs or A Levels?

I did one during GCSEs and thought it was the easiest qualification in the world. My Sixth Form tried making me do the advanced level alongside a Levels but I refused to do it because I wanted to spend more time doing traditional subjects.

It's a subject that is better for university as compared to work itself; I see no reason why an employer would see a student with Welsh Bacc more preferable than one with a core science subject, etc. The qualification claims to prepare students for work environments but it does that barely (except for work experience placements, really).

I don't regret not doing it along side A Levels. Whenever I observed a piece of coursework or a class from it, the content seemed so trivial.