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What do you guys think: Should a student aim to be a generalist or a specialist?

Start-up idea-101: 2 things i’m good at hiring top talent & making chai. I was thinking of opening a Tea shop in/around large tech parks where along with great cup of tea i can offer complimentary Resume review, Interview Prep & referrals 😁. How m

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Being a specialist having a skillset in one domain or being a generalist who can solve problems has knowledge of scalability and architecture and can change stack and jas adaptability.What should one go after being in category 1 where you have deep

Are you a generalist or a specialist? Think of the place you work at as your cricket team. An all-rounder is known as generalist and a spinner is known as specialist in the corporate world. Do they get paid the same? Depends on who you ask. If you

I am looking to hire a hardware specialist , someone who has built IOT projects and is looking to work in a fast paced startup. I am a software engineering generalist with over 10 years of experience currently building a new startup at the intersect

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#Start Your Day Right with Amlet, Bread, and Chae!🍞☕ There’s nothing quite like the classic combination of a fluffy omelette, fresh bread, and a hot cup of tea to kickstart your morning. Enjoy a simple and hearty breakfast, and make every day a gr

Generalist or Specialist?  It is a debate that keeps coming up, especially in my recent conversations with younger folks exploring their careers. I think of generalists as the Swiss army knives of the professional world. They can adapt, pivot, and c