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title: "Comment by Nandan V on \"The Mythical Fullstack Developer\" | Hashnode"
description: "Hey, this is quite an interesting read and resonates with what I've been thinking of as I further explore this field. In terms of personal branding, do you"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/the-mythical-fullstack-developer/61d029a97cb96c3f92260b50)

Comment [The Mythical Fullstack Developer](https://hashnode.com/posts/the-mythical-fullstack-developer/61d029a97cb96c3f92260b50)

[Nandan V](https://hashnode.com/@nandanv2702)

[Jan 1, 2022](https://hashnode.com/posts/the-mythical-fullstack-developer/61d029a97cb96c3f92260b50/comment/61d0ac3e7cb96c3f922618c3)

Hey, this is quite an interesting read and resonates with what I've been thinking of as I further explore this field.

In terms of personal branding, do you think marketing yourself as a JavaScript developer (or anything other than a full-stack dev) while applying for a "full-stack" role from a company would skew the recruiter / company's view of you? Even though we, as developers, may understand this, those that don't know the ins-and-outs may not, right?

Would love to hear your thoughts!