Why is the node server so difficult to recruit?

As you understand it, many people choose nodejs because they are interested in the unification of front and back languages. However, paradoxically, these big cows who know both front and back are generally the backbone of enterprises, and they will not easily jump ship. And some of them are all-inclusive, full-stack, and many of them are actually parallel imports. The so-called full-stack, most of them are not strong at the front end and have a little understanding at the back end. Excluding the real full-stack Daniel, if the front-end Daniel is doing a good job, why should they take the initiative to do more back-end work? The front-end treatment is not worse than the back-end.

In fact, it is better to position nodejs as a front-end tool, and let the front-end develop various front-end infrastructures by itself. Small and medium-sized entrepreneurial projects are also possible, but most of such projects have a full stack of people. If you don't have such a great person in your team, I think we should give up nodejs as soon as possible and choose our own language ecology. If you have such a great person, you may wish to recruit some students who have a certain js foundation and are interested in the back end and cultivate them yourself.