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Almost everyone in my team is "full stack" (nobody has ever called it this). I'm not convinced by this. I guess it would allow us to hire worse people, but I'm
by nsteel 1y ago
Almost everyone in my team is "full stack" (nobody has ever called it this). I'm not convinced by this. I guess it would allow us to hire worse people, but I'm not sure that's a good thing to aim towards.
- bharathw30 1y agoDo you think "full stack = bad" won't be true if the tooling was better?
- nsteel 1y agoI don't think it's bad at all! More control and visibility is great if you can pull it off and still deliver on time and budget.