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Being a specialist can make you more expensive. But job opportunities requiring that high level will be limited, both in their numbers and geographically.

Being a generalist perhaps pays less but opens a wide variety of job opportunities to you, potentially around the world.

Also for higher level and managerial jobs it is preferred to have a person experienced in a variety of things, techniques and technologies. Knowing edges and being able to see a big picture makes you a valuable asset.

A few of my ideas on the matter: Going specialist or generalist

Being a specialist can make you more expensive. But job opportunities requiring that high level will be limited, both in their numbers and geographically.

Being a generalist perhaps pays less but opens a wide variety of job opportunities to you, potentially around the world.

Also for higher level and managerial jobs it is preferred to have a person experienced in a variety of things, techniques and technologies. Knowing edges and being able to see a big picture makes you a valuable asset.

A few of my ideas on the matter: Going specialist or generalist

Being a specialist can make you more expensive. But job opportunities requiring that high level will be limited, both in their numbers and geographically.

Being a generalist perhaps pays less but opens a wide variety of job opportunities to you, potentially around the world.

Also for higher level and managerial jobs it is preferred to have a person experienced in a variety of things, techniques and technologies. Knowing edges and being able to see a big picture makes you a valuable asset.

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Being a specialist can make you more expensive. But job opportunities requiring that high level will be limited, both in their numbers and geographically.

Being a specialistgeneralist perhaps pays less but opens a wide variety of job opportunities to you, potentially around the world.

Also for higher level and managerial jobs it is preferred to have a person experienced in a variety of things, techniques and technologies. Knowing edges and being able to see a big picture makes you a valuable asset.

A few of my ideas on the matter: Going specialist or generalist

Being a specialist can make you more expensive. But job opportunities requiring that high level will be limited, both in their numbers and geographically.

Being a specialist perhaps pays less but opens a wide variety of job opportunities to you, potentially around the world.

Also for higher level and managerial jobs it is preferred to have a person experienced in a variety of things, techniques and technologies. Knowing edges and being able to see a big picture makes you a valuable asset.

A few of my ideas on the matter: Going specialist or generalist

Being a specialist can make you more expensive. But job opportunities requiring that high level will be limited, both in their numbers and geographically.

Being a generalist perhaps pays less but opens a wide variety of job opportunities to you, potentially around the world.

Also for higher level and managerial jobs it is preferred to have a person experienced in a variety of things, techniques and technologies. Knowing edges and being able to see a big picture makes you a valuable asset.

A few of my ideas on the matter: Going specialist or generalist

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user8685
user8685

Being a specialist can make you more expensive. But job opportunities requiring that high level will be limited, both in their numbers and geographically.

Being a specialist perhaps pays less but opens a wide variety of job opportunities to you, potentially around the world.

Also for higher level and managerial jobs it is preferred to have a person experienced in a variety of things, techniques and technologies. Knowing edges and being able to see a big picture makes you a valuable asset.

A few of my ideas on the matter: Going specialist or generalist