i see your point, but i'm often working on 2 or 3 man projects with different front-end and back-end workers (as well as 2 and 3 man projects where i'm the only

i see your point, but i'm often working on 2 or 3 man projects with different front-end and back-end workers (as well as 2 and 3 man projects where i'm the only softwarer). it depends on the project. i can do both ends, but i much more enjoy and excel at back-end work that supports an artistic front-end developer. i like abstract design not aesthetic design. those are very different things to excel at. i don't really get "product manager" or really any manager. effective and efficient and pleasant communication between collaborators is crucial, 'nuf said.