generalist造句

ARE you a generalist or a specialist?

The presidency is a job for a generalist.

It is by nature and tradition a generalist degree.

A statistician has to be something of a generalist.

The weakest may be picked off by pseudo-specialist features added to generalist search-engines.

Once you bridge each job to the next, make light of the benefits of having a generalist background.

Yet despite all the job hopefuls with generalist backgrounds, employers are increasingly seeking candidates who have specialized expertise.

I have found shorthand generally to be avoided, because it requires a deeper familiarity with a language than a generalist programmer would possess.

If you're more of a generalist, find ways to go deep into a subject matter that can benefit others, and share that information where needed.

And you may well understand what they are saying, because enlightenment disciplines are still young and connected enough for a generalist to grasp.

MCEV certainly represents progress, but most generalist investors will still feel like an Italian being spoken to in Spanish rather than Cantonese.

Sure, it's possible to be an it generalist, but the quickest route to "fame" (and some measure of fortune) is to find yourself a niche.

There are so many technical aspects to being a 3D generalist, and I've learned that it is better to be methodical about my approach than to rush and skip steps.

They also wanted for experts to call upon. The detailed study of public administration by senior practitioners seemed an exotic notion to a governing class that retained a generalist ethos.