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by joshmanders
1383 days ago
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> Is there some role at a FAANG where generalists would thrive? No, generalists typically get pigeonholed into being specialists, and typically not the field they were the strongest. For example I'm stronger in backend/devops than frontend, but because I do most of my work in Node.js, more specifically Next.js I'm always billed as a frontend dev, so typical companies just want me to do one thing. Contracts like generalization because I cover more surface area with relatively smaller costs than paying $150k+ for each role I can do. |
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