In the work world the true generalist is very different from the specialist.The specialist tends to have a deep understanding of a certain content area while the generalist has a broader scope of the work landscape. The pros of being a generalist are understanding connections between departments and, theoretically, the ability to adapt to handling many different tasks. The cons include exhaustion from doing too many tasks over time (we tend to reward good workers with more work). The benefits to being a specialist include having a deep knowledge with less competition, but the cons include the need to avoid becoming obsolete as technology continually changes.The school of thought has always been that there are more opportunities for the Generalist. Are there? Has that started to change? As the Gig Economy begins to grow, and the work atmosphere is forever changed by COVID, it’s becoming increasingly clear we are living in a Specialized World.Guest: Talia Beckett DavisPink Pearl PRFounder Women in PR Contact Taliatalia@womeninpr.catalia@pinkprfirm.compublicrelationsacademy.comhttps://womeninpr.com/Listen to Talia’s previous episode on Stories and StrategiesOn AppleOn SpotifyDo you want to podcast? Book a meeting with Doug Downs to talk about it.Register for the FREE July 13, 2022 Webinar Event "Getting Started With Your Podcast"Email Doug directly doug@storiesandstrategies.ca Follow us on:LinkedInTwitterInstagramFacebook