Thanks yeah, ability to unblock yourself on the frontend is definitely a big benefit. Most of the places I've worked are "full stack" so this isn't usually an

Thanks yeah, ability to unblock yourself on the frontend is definitely a big benefit. Most of the places I've worked are "full stack" so this isn't usually an issue, but it definitely is in some situations. As an aside, I've also kind of turned against "full stack" as largely unrealistic. There are of course exceptions, but most people seem to feel much higher affinity for one side or the other, and as a result often are just so much more effective and efficient when the scope is more limited to their comfort zones.