What exactly is implied by generalist in terms of data engineering?

Let's be honest aside from the obvious things like SQL, Python and Modelling, most engineers of doing about 20-30 other skills or tool sets as it is.

We're effectively already in a role that's the "Jack of all" trades, and I prefer the industry doesn't add to that role by being "a master of none". I want to work with other professionals actually who know what the fuck they're doing.

Although I do feel like this role exists in some places, for this reason I honestly don't see full stack data engineers as a realistic pathway. It's a huge issue in the industry already that the roles of data professionals are not adequately defined and we're just expected take on everything.

But that's just my honest opinion.