In most job ads, "full stack" means, "we don't want to pay for a full team so you'll have to do everything." You have the misfortune of being a generalist in a

In most job ads, "full stack" means, "we don't want to pay for a full team so you'll have to do everything." You have the misfortune of being a generalist in a world that does not value generalists. Best bet is to look for a job in one area you like, then continue to help out wherever needed. This is probably easier at a startup where roles have not yet hardened. Good luck!