"Our analysis supports the hypothesis that some antitrust cases are too complicated for generalist judges".
So be an expert, but be a generalist, too.
Employers no longer viewed holding a degree or an MBA as a premium as they were finding graduates to be too theoretical and generalist, 'know it all', and lacking in the practical skills of management and collaborative working.
The variability in fitness on different host plant species favors behavioral genotypes that restrict feeding to the most suitable hosts; on the other hand, maintaining mechanisms that nullify the disparate defensive adaptations of many different plant species is too costly for generalist herbivores [10].
The other macaw species, the blue-headed macaw, has relatively unknown food preferences in the wild but are thought to be nomadic, which suggests no particular dependance upon any one food resource, and thus, they too, might be generalists.
His McKinsey background doesn't qualify him for any of these roles, and instead of focusing early, studying, and getting good at one of the, he clung to his generalist COO title too long.
Or will companies think you're too shallow if you are a generalist and you appear not qualified enough when compared to the specialists?
On the other hand, my guess is that it is far too early to declare the end of the generalist editor and reporter, who moves from the education beat to the Hong Kong desk and then on to national politics.
I left consulting with a big challenge in front of me - it felt like too many doors were open - I was a Financial Services generalist who was uncertain of her specific career path.
In overall terms it did not alter the Treasury's tax and spending matrix very dramatically, and the biggest policy announcement – a genuinely radical change to the way pension savings can be spent – is a bit too technical to be thrilling for most of the generalists who write political news (and read it).
