I had one job and I fucked it up . <| sep |> Zach on the other hand . Edit And Patti . <| sep |> or they can chase whatever code language they want . the job market doesn ' t really care , you ' re still a good candidate . certain jobs need specialists , as opposed to a well rounded generalist . the term ' warning ', is a little extra here . a warning is almost like an ultimatum because you are basically saying ' do this , or this bad thing will happen '. thats not the case here , the job market for webdev is good enough that you can be eitheror . the fact that bootcamps exist and put tons of devs into the workplace illustrates this , that you don ' t need to be a generalist . you don ' t need 4 years of theory to crank out a professional product . as a final piece of evidence for my argument