The way I see it, to be a specific type of developer (e.g. product or really technical), you have to learn multiple factions within the whole development.
A really technical developer can be a tech lead or CTO and help other developers grow with complex material.
Product developers may find it a bit more difficult when helping mid/sen developers with complex technical solutions, but they would be an awesome fit for product owner roles.
I think this article is a great example on how to mix "being a pure developer" with other parts of the whole process.
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The way I see it, to be a specific type of developer (e.g. product or really technical), you have to learn multiple factions within the whole development.
A really technical developer can be a tech lead or CTO and help other developers grow with complex material.
Product developers may find it a bit more difficult when helping mid/sen developers with complex technical solutions, but they would be an awesome fit for product owner roles.
I think this article is a great example on how to mix "being a pure developer" with other parts of the whole process.