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Same as it did it 10 years ago. Generalists will be undervalued, but will always be able to find a job. There will be pockets of extraordinary cruelty and poc
by jeffrallen 1y ago
Same as it did it 10 years ago.
Generalists will be undervalued, but will always be able to find a job.
There will be pockets of extraordinary cruelty and pockets of extraordinary grace.
Where you find yourself on the cruelty/grace/specialist/generalist surface will still be up to you, but also, just as it has been for thousands of years, also up to fate.
Do your best, control the things you can, and accept the things you can't. Remember that work is just work, not living.
Hang in there, it's only 10 years more to get there...
- StefanBatory 1y agoBut there's no living if you can't find work :P It'd suck a bit should you be automated out of the thing you've spend a few years studying if you're a fresh grad, not to speak of anyone with more experience. While I guess one shouldn't be complaining, no work bring shame, going back to cashier, or warehouse worked would be a bit of a letdown.
- jeffrallen 1y agoA generalist cannot, by definition, be automated out of their specialty. If the machines zig, you zag.