I'm in that dilemma. For most of my career I've been working on the Front End, but during this journey towards making things better and automating things that I don't like to do, I ended up with a solid understanding of NodeJS and data bases.
I still call myself a FED, but when looking for a job, it is hard to describe the kind of value I can bring to the table.
Digital designer, developer and entrepreneur with more than 12 years' experience. Specialises in UI design and front-end development. Looking to add value through innovation and leadership.
"I still call myself a FED, but when looking for a job, it is hard to describe the kind of value I can bring to the table."
This really resonates with me. Matching your skills with a job spec is hard because really there aren't a lot of roles that exist for people with comb-shaped skills.
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I'm in that dilemma. For most of my career I've been working on the Front End, but during this journey towards making things better and automating things that I don't like to do, I ended up with a solid understanding of NodeJS and data bases.
I still call myself a FED, but when looking for a job, it is hard to describe the kind of value I can bring to the table.
"I still call myself a FED, but when looking for a job, it is hard to describe the kind of value I can bring to the table."
This really resonates with me. Matching your skills with a job spec is hard because really there aren't a lot of roles that exist for people with comb-shaped skills.