Aaron Huang

I think I first started talking about the "Frontend Ceiling" 4 years ago and its still not well understood — there are great exceptions, but for the vast majority of bootcampers entering the software industry today as Frontend/JS devs and indirectly React/Serverless devs, you are being quietly graded into a lower tier of software engineer that will NEVER be on a track to VP Eng or CTO. Justified or not (I can argue both sides) this phenomenon is real and if you do not actively test your comfort zones you may find yourself hitting invisible career ceilings. Acknowledgements (which I'm sure some pple will omit reading in their eagerness to contradict me): - you can have a plenty successful career without being VPE/CTO - many situations where a person from frontend/JS background can get there, but either the business doesnt have that deep of backend needs or the person effectively needs to dualclass because (proving the point) frontend isnt sufficient for a senior eng leadership role in the way that backend is.

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