> And which is better? It all depends on context! I long considered myself a generalist because I typically work with early stage startups to get them going an

> And which is better? It all depends on context! I long considered myself a generalist because I typically work with early stage startups to get them going and growing, and that requires being competent at many things, wearing many hats. I now position myself as a specialist at growing early stage startups, because that wide of a skillset is exactly what you need to be successful in that context. In many cases, its about how you frame it.