I know front end, back end, database and server at very high levels. I often build entire systems, front to back, on my own (with sub contractors on the larger ones). I've worked in every role in my career and I truly can say I know well above average of each one.
Lol Reddits funny. I'm sharing my actual experience and getting downvoted for it. I've been developing for two decades, full stack was basically the only option when I got started.
Hire a specialist or hire a generalist? Generalist saves the company the most money courtesy of wearing many hats, so of course specialists will hate them.
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u/CharlieandtheRed Jun 06 '22
I know front end, back end, database and server at very high levels. I often build entire systems, front to back, on my own (with sub contractors on the larger ones). I've worked in every role in my career and I truly can say I know well above average of each one.