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If the answer isn't "whichever you enjoy", it's probably wrong. There's demand for both.
by Pfhreak 7y ago
If the answer isn't "whichever you enjoy", it's probably wrong. There's demand for both.
- anonytrary 7y agoIn my opinion you can't be a successful specialist without first being a decent generalist in at least the fields adjacent to yours.
- kethmar 7y agoI guess it also depends on the profession/field. When you're a doctor, it's vital to learn the fundamentals of different areas of medicine. Whereas as a developer, you can also just focus on one thing(let's say frontend development) and pick up other areas (backend, databases) on the go, based on your needs.