Sentence examples for Broad skill set from inspiring English sources

Announced in 2016, the program aims to prepare a new generation of leaders with the deep academic foundation and broad skill set needed to develop creative solutions for the world's most complex challenges.

The motivations of someone concerned about local water quality are exigent and the skill set acquired discrete, whereas a birder may be motivated mostly by pleasure and have thus acquired a broad skill set nearly equivalent to that of a professional scientist.

It's one of the first questions John-Paul Ferguson hears from the first year students in the strategy course he teaches each year at Stanford Graduate School of Business: Is it better to have a career as a specialist, or take the path less traveled and develop a broad skill set from a range of experiences and areas?

By emphasizing both analytical and creative methods, MechE degree programs give students the broad skill set they need to pursue their goals – whether that's working as an engineer, founding a company, continuing on to graduate study and research, or going to a professional school to study medicine, business, or law.

Although you risk a bit of job security joining a startup and might need to take a lower salary, I personally think startups are better for your career, largely because they give employees the opportunity to wear many hats at once and develop a broad skill set outside of traditional roles.

"They have to have a pretty broad skill set and fit into the team atmosphere of the retail environment.

It is a broad skills set that generates economic value, not a narrow one.

None of that speaks to the broader skill set a CEO needs to start and grow a successful enterprise.

It's therefore scientifically proven that children develop a broader skill set if they play with a broader range of toys.

We also note that workers whose skills are limited to rooftop solar installation are subject to the large fluctuations in the solar segment of the construction market, with little to fall back on, whereas utility-scale workers generally gain a much broader skill set through apprenticeship and can work on many types of green and other construction projects.

Byrd says that job hunters may have to take a step back to break into a new field; but, "In the long run, they'll benefit from having a broader skill set".