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I understand everything in the world to the deepest depth. Let me explain, because this is a bit of sarcasm. I realized after years of being a specialist, that
by czbond 6y ago
I understand everything in the world to the deepest depth.
Let me explain, because this is a bit of sarcasm. I realized after years of being a specialist, that deep knowledge can be hired for at a price much less than the cost of achieving it in most cases. Thus, in most cases, specialized knowledge isn't needed - but in the case it is, find and talk to the person who can get you most of the way there.
However, in the spirit of the question, some CS related algo's or quantum mechanics (due to PBS Spacetime). I've learned to be a flexible generalist.
- iujjkfjdkkdkf 6y agoI have rarely if ever seen examples of specialized knowledge being outsourced. If someone (who understood the details) has already build a "product" out of that knowledge that lets you understand what it does for you without knowing how it works, you can use the product. But if you want to make a new product (in the sense I mean here), you actually have to understand. This is a pretty classic mistake I see being made, where managers assume they can outsource understanding something, and are left with an end result that is dummed down to meet their misunderstanding.