The person that did the firing (the CEO) wouldn't be able to tell a difference between a full-stack and a frontend or backend dev. It's a small company, two bac

The person that did the firing (the CEO) wouldn't be able to tell a difference between a full-stack and a frontend or backend dev. It's a small company, two backend devs (including me) and a frontend dev, though they are hiring 2 more backend devs. For a few weeks, I was the only backend dev. This means I touched all areas of the codebase: designed front-end functionality and aesthetic stuff, wrote backend services, setup devops workflows and did database stuff. So that's why I used the term "full-stack". That said, I definitely plan on specializing over the next few weeks. Full-stack is hard! :)