[hiptobecubic]

When you say "Web development" do you mean building servers that are connected to the internet and ultimately do work because someone sent a request of some kind or do you mean building CRUD websites for e-commerce? I agree the latter is really boring, but there are a ton of jobs that do the former. Even jobs that _sound_ like they should be very web-centric don't feel that way if you aren't working on clients or handling HTTP.

My experience has been that places that ask for "fullstack" are generally small shops that don't want to hire specialists because their problems are product-centric, not engineering centric.