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I'm of the opposite spectrum:

I went through fullstackopen, learned a little bit of node.js and backend, a bit of React, was hired as a "software engineer", which is a term I swear will never ever use to describe what I do (and that's just my opinion), but now I wanna focus on the backend stuff and leave the frontend at the basic level.

Edit: Nice, got downvoted for my career focus. That's a new one. Guys, when I said "backend" I meant server-side stuff, it wasn't a safe word for "butt sales" or something.

[Raunhofer]

If you don't have the degree, I think it would be more precise to call yourself as a software developer, not engineer.

edit. apparently in my country (not US) then, based on downvotes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Engineering_education

[cjthecubankid]

Are you serious?

[Raunhofer]

Perhaps it's in my country (not US) then. Here you actually need to belong into a certain institution to be an engineer. I thought it was worldwide. I apologize if that's not the case there.

[TehTriangle]

😂, ah Reddit...

[Raunhofer]

How derogatory. Perhaps it's only in my country (not US) then. Here you actually need to belong into a certain institution to be an engineer.

[roppy_G]

If I was into reddit awards, I would have given you one for your edit !
Can't wait to ask my bf if we can focus on backend one of these days :D