I've seen this paired with a similar image of a dragon, but where the head and front legs are detailed, but the back legs are scraggly and sketchy.
I took this as more of a reminder that devs with "Full Stack" in their title may sway one way or another. The Job Listing says "Full Stack", and the applicant will do what they can to show they are competent on both ends (note that the front of the horse is horse-like, and not a chicken or something), but may prefer/is stronger in one or the other.
Why I take away from that is that that is okay! But to be knowledgeable of that when you build your team, know your team's preferences and do what you can to make sure they complement each other to make that beautiful horse-dragon chimera.
I love this message of empathy that you’re demonstrating. I’m not sure I could have said it better myself. Yes, it’s all about listening your team and concentrating on self-care.
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I've seen this paired with a similar image of a dragon, but where the head and front legs are detailed, but the back legs are scraggly and sketchy.
I took this as more of a reminder that devs with "Full Stack" in their title may sway one way or another. The Job Listing says "Full Stack", and the applicant will do what they can to show they are competent on both ends (note that the front of the horse is horse-like, and not a chicken or something), but may prefer/is stronger in one or the other.
Why I take away from that is that that is okay! But to be knowledgeable of that when you build your team, know your team's preferences and do what you can to make sure they complement each other to make that beautiful horse-dragon chimera.
I love this message of empathy that you’re demonstrating. I’m not sure I could have said it better myself. Yes, it’s all about listening your team and concentrating on self-care.