The point about trust hit home for me. I have always felt like a jack of all trades. I can solve any problem you throw at me. At least get it to an MVP phase th

The point about trust hit home for me. I have always felt like a jack of all trades. I can solve any problem you throw at me. At least get it to an MVP phase then move on to something else (unless I lose interest in it). Like the author, this was okay early in my career. But once “front-end development” became a thing, I quickly realized that: a) I was good at it b) Not many JS developers had a sense for UX So the rebranding did help with getting more job opportunities. This meant I could be picky about who I said yes to. You don’t really have that choice when you only have one option.