In my experience it’s used more and more as a proxy term for a “generalist”. You should feel comfortable to work across different layers of a stack, whatever t

In my experience it’s used more and more as a proxy term for a “generalist”. You should feel comfortable to work across different layers of a stack, whatever that stack is. Edit: one clear difference I noticed between full stack and non-full stack engineers is that the former are often required to navigate problems that require architectural fluency.