The Irony of the Generalist
The worst time to present yourself as a generalist is when you’re desperate for work.
The worst time to present yourself as a generalist is when you’re desperate for work.
Ditching Hourly 032: The Irony of the Generalist
In this episode, I'll give you a concrete example of how presenting yourself as a generalist will actually decrease the number of leads you get. Oh, the irony!
That’s it for today. I’m JS and this is Ditching Hourly. Thanks for listening.
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