People with no legitimacy trying to make blanket statements like this is an anti-pattern. Frontend is massively different from the backend. It appeals to very d

People with no legitimacy trying to make blanket statements like this is an anti-pattern. Frontend is massively different from the backend. It appeals to very different people. I care about scale and performance, not UI work. For me BE is much closer to infrastructure/ops/OS than the JS library of the week. This "full stack" mindset also shows the limited experience of the author. He has no idea of the depth of specialization that some of these tasks include. The fact that he can get away with basic knowledge in both of them just shows the level of the technical challenge in his work. If you are in that context, sure, I even wrote business plans when I had to (and that doesn't mean I think those roles should be merged for everyone), but there's more outside of your knowledge bubble.