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I think the idea is that you are somewhat a specialist in 2 areas (but not a worldclass specialist). As I recall, that advice does not apply to being a generali
by henrik_w 8y ago
I think the idea is that you are somewhat a specialist in 2 areas (but not a worldclass specialist). As I recall, that advice does not apply to being a generalist.
- ZoomZoomZoom 8y agoThis looks more close to reality, but parent said "20%", which doesn't look good enough.
- ThomPete 8y agoTop 20% is definitely good enough, the value having removed the issue with transcendence between two normally unrelated fields will improve your advantage by many factors. Of course, not everything goes.