"To be clear, I do NOT blame junior devs at all for this. It takes experience and growth..." Also, as software engineers right now we have a very weird experie

"To be clear, I do NOT blame junior devs at all for this. It takes experience and growth..." Also, as software engineers right now we have a very weird experience where the job market is better for us as employees than almost anyone else ever anywhere. Like this is as good as it gets. So it gives the illusion you can find the perfect job, if you don't like a place, why not leave for something else, you can easily do that! So while generally I'm partial to your point of view, job hopping so quickly is unlikely to lead to the job satisfaction you hope it will. But... in that environment... if you wanted to mostly work on JS and that's not what the job was, why not leave for something that is what you wanted all along?