I hear you. The so-called (full stack) jobs they have you doing everything under the sun not necessarily because you are proficient at any given assignment but

I hear you. The so-called (full stack) jobs they have you doing everything under the sun not necessarily because you are proficient at any given assignment but because you can identify risks and bad practices quickly out of experience. The worst the job the more experience developers they need. I only once had a job where we were doing things right. The customer received our solution and it was so good, the customer said: "This is great, your solution is well put-together and well documented, your API's work out-the-box as expected, and they are fully tested. We can take it from here, thanks". Layoffs started a month later.