> When I hear: I'm not good at frontend, I'm good at backend - I'm starting to think this is not true. There's no absolute true false in anything like that. Ge

> When I hear: I'm not good at frontend, I'm good at backend - I'm starting to think this is not true. There's no absolute true false in anything like that. Generalization is just an easy way to reduce thinking. To take that analogy further - when you go to a specialist (doctor) and get assigned 1 are they the best 1? If you have a different problem do you have to go to a different specialist? So it's not about you. It's about society or your company. You get a job, e.g. backend engineer. That's your "label". It doesn't actually say what you're better at -- just that you were tested for backend by company standards and got in.