>Instead, we create hyperfocused individuals and build structure and process around them so that they can collaborate. I agree and disagree. There are argument

>Instead, we create hyperfocused individuals and build structure and process around them so that they can collaborate. I agree and disagree. There are arguments in favor of both sides. Look at what happened in software development alone. Where you were only expected to push basic code before, many employers now expect you to be a flexible mini-IT department on top of having the social skills to communicate with customers and managers. At the same time, they specialized other things to a degree you're now a "dotnet developer", "java developer" etc., as if specializing in that direction was ever the goal of software development / computer science.