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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

Think Deeply and you will get to know that paper money will be worthless ( sooner or later ) hence, crypto and gold acts as a solution. btw this is AI generated!

If you needed to hire a developer, what one question would you ask to understand how skilled they are?

Does everyone need to be an AI generalist in the future? With AI touching every field — from medicine to marketing — I'm wondering: Will it be essential for everyone to have a working understanding of AI concepts, tools, and ethics? Or will special

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

Tip 1 **Role Inertia in Business** Imagine you hire an HR person who excels in recruiting but doesn't handle legal issues. As your company grows, this HR person continues to do a great job, leading you to hire a lawyer for the legal aspects of HR.

Hey everyone I am looking for an embedded engineer for my startup and will work as an intern for 2-3 months and if found good for my startup will be given the role of a co-founder

Hi, I'm an AI generalist passionate about solving real-world problems with the right AI tools. I specialize in identifying and applying the most effective AI solutions to fit each unique challenge. I'm currently looking to collaborate with startups w

"AI is only as powerful as the systems we plug it into. You can't slap automation onto chaos and expect magic." This quote from a recent podcast hit me like a ton of bricks. As someone deeply immersed in the AI revolution, I've seen firsthand how

Hey guyzz, i am Shreyanth got a job as an business development executive plz share me what are your thoughts, pros & cons of this role as it will help in my work progress 😁