It may depend on where you work or where you want to work. I used to be in the same boat, but found that having a specialty is how I provide the most value at my job.
Though I still do side projecs in tech stack X because I want to learn and am curious by nature.
At some point I'd recommend to focus on a specialty, but having general or above average experience in multiple areas is a good thing also.
My specialty is the merge of embedded systems and user experience design (wait that's two things :D), and everything I have learned up to this point and my desire to learn has made me better at it.
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It may depend on where you work or where you want to work. I used to be in the same boat, but found that having a specialty is how I provide the most value at my job.
Though I still do side projecs in tech stack X because I want to learn and am curious by nature.
At some point I'd recommend to focus on a specialty, but having general or above average experience in multiple areas is a good thing also.
My specialty is the merge of embedded systems and user experience design (wait that's two things :D), and everything I have learned up to this point and my desire to learn has made me better at it.