specialist or generalist?
specialist or generalist?
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i've found the specialist jobs tend to be larger, more corporate clients, with larger teams and everyone handling a small piece. most of the work i go for and get now is based on the fact that i'm a programmer with a design degree. i work with smaller teams, everyone wears multiple hats. i find it much more engaging and challenging. i'm generalizing of course. i guess my goal is enjoying what i do more so than notoriety or stacking lots of cash. though i do ok in the cash department, ha.