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Not really... because then you're just competition against a larger pool of people. I.e. a generalist is common, while a domain expert is not, so more generalis
by spraak 9y ago
Not really... because then you're just competition against a larger pool of people. I.e. a generalist is common, while a domain expert is not, so more generalists means more competition.
- kthielen 9y agoThat's why compensation is lower and companies can hire more generalists to soak up supply ...
- havetocharge 9y agoRight. That's why the compensation is lower. There are a lot more jobs available for generalist skills though, so it's much easier to find jobs to apply for (which was my original point).