"At the generalist level, everyone practicing in oncology, every oncology nurse, needs to have a generalist knowledge of palliative care," Ferrell said.
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"The generalist arcades will slowly fade away," Mr. Nassima said.
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Meg Neal is a generalist when it comes to the future.
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But it's a generalist machine, not developed exclusively for one client.
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You're less of a generalist and become more of a specialist.
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Being a 'generalist leader' is important at Disneyland, according to Maggetti
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Generalist omnivores will eat animals, insects, and even fruits and vegetables.
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Picture Prompts Would you consider yourself a specialist or a generalist?
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"My strength is I'm a generalist, like a doctor," he said.
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A generalist&aposs approach to global growthBy balancing its Silicon Valley reputation with a substantial East Coast presence, General Catalyst is setting itself up for another "generalist" decade, and some big bets to go with it.
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However, he doesn't expect generalist investors to immediately pile into the sector.
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"Most generalist venture capitalists do not believe in this sector," Stephens says.
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Those bent on the generalist qualification, meanwhile, are increasingly choosing internet MBAs.
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We're a generalist technology investor looking for companies that have global potential.
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They all also agreed that the "generalist" is no longer in demand.
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This is part of what it means to be an expert generalist.
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When hiring your first growth marketer, you should aim for a generalist.
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He sampled widely (like a generalist), then focused narrowly (like a specialist).
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What distinguishes this podcast is that Mr. Marron's critics are not generalist haters.
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When I entered the business 22001 years ago, you could survive as a generalist.
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An extreme generalist, the fungus infects many types of frogs, salamanders, newts and toads.
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It was an extraordinary opportunity for me to hone my skill as a generalist.
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By comparison, at its height in 2017, the Foreign Service had 8,176 generalist officers.
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The organization isn't ready to break with its intersectional, some would say "generalist," roots yet.
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Institutional investors, tech-focused funds, generalist asset managers and corporate buyers are sniffing around, too.
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On top of that, she also has a full-time job as an office generalist.
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Gold miners have largely failed to woo generalist investors by rebranding as steady, predictable performers.
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My favorite example of a generalist inventor is Gunpei Yokoi, who designed the Game Boy.
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A columnist is a generalist, often with an idiosyncratic style, who performs for his readers.
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You don't stumble into one — it takes a special kind of player, a dominant generalist.
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She concluded that the solenodon is a "flexible generalist," meaning it can pretty much eat anything.
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About four percent of Finn's revenues comes from the so-called the generalist market, Skoe said.
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Many roles now are going into more of what we call a generalist profile — multitalented, multidisciplinary.
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Herlands, 234, is a human resources generalist at Etsy, the online marketplace, and works in Brooklyn.
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Herlands, 31, is a human resources generalist at Etsy, the online marketplace, and works in Brooklyn.
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They tend to raid generalist MBA programmes for the former and specialised masters programmes for the latter.
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Readers could peruse these generalist websites and discover queer content, even if they weren't looking for it.
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I was more of a generalist having to learn about and master a lot of skills quickly.
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The generalist firm will write checks from $500,000 up to $10 million, von Tobel told Business Insider.
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Because doxorubicin is a generalist in its destruction, it is also harmful to the central nervous system.
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Like many other venture capital investors, especially those looking at early-stage startups, Hudson is a generalist.
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Generalist content has a marginal chance, but humor on the internet now only exists to be misinterpreted.
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ManoMano is betting on three pillars to differentiate its e-commerce platform from other, more generalist platforms.
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Generalist VCs have been pouring capital into real estate technology companies, especially in the last few years.
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Image: Rajesh PuttaswamaiahPraying mantises are what scientists call "generalist" hunters, meaning they eat pretty much whatever they want.
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These critiques have come from generalist critics as well as people who study the Enlightenment for a living.
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A generalist, on the other hand, is more adaptable and can more easily change environments and food sources.
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And as time has gone by, I've come to realize that being that generalist is actually a specialty.
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The generalist role, however, turned into an absolute where anything security-related could become the security team's job.
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I am a generalist OB/GYN, the type of abortion provider that most people with insurance would see.
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For these reasons, it's better to be a "smart generalist" than a specialist, especially in the tech industry.
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Generalist judges, who end up disagreeing with one another and causing administrative confusion, should keep their hands off.
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RANGE Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World By David Epstein Are you a generalist or a specialist?
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"Our practices are generalist, people go there for everything, so you can't really protest at them," he said.
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While weekend shifts are often generalist positions, they give you access to huge opportunities in many different areas.
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The average vet used to be a generalist, offering everything from a bottle of pills to a quick death.
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GK: In a small country with limited deal flow, we can't afford not to be a generalist tech fund.
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But competition is also something the firm is wary of — especially as technology becomes more popular for generalist investors.
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We should treat active shooter trainers the same way we do doctors — you want a specialist, not a generalist.
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"Being a generalist leader is a great way for you to get satisfaction out of your role," he said.
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Adblocking is a side effect of a readership that no longer identifies with the generalist content that's being provided.
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He also announced several new senior hires, including chief investment officer iock Slocum to oversee the new "generalist" structure.
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Think of it as a skin care generalist, an assist for achieving the most beloved of skin goals: glow.
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For those of us who stick in the same field, is it possible to be a generalist and a specialist?
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Instead of more generalist media, the News Feed allows people to create their own newspaper from the sources they prefer.
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The generalist Budget Committee's attempts to legislate in other committees' jurisdictions would have a high risk of negative unintended consequences.
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"They're very generalist omnivores," Lisa Walsh, doctoral student in ecology and evolutionary biology at the University of Michigan, told Gizmodo.
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Like other wire service shooters, he had to be a competent generalist, able to handle a wide range of assignments.
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If it isn't already, the CNO-directed review must re-evaluate the surface fleet's "generalist" model of surface officer development.
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"In the very harsh climates of the late Triassic, being a generalist is probably a clever strategy," Mr. Baron said.
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Loeb credits the performance to a switch he began in 2009 from generalist analysts to sector or asset-class specialists.
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Unlike its ancestors, Teyujagua were "small, generalist animals," Pinheiro said, "that had an almost empty world to colonize and diversify."
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In addition to generalist architects and designers, Made supposedly includes members with close ties to past US and Mexican government administrations.
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There are plenty of mainstream investors among them, as well as many generalist accelerator programs, like Techstars and Plug and Play.
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Roku is more of a generalist, so if you're planning to subscribe to multiple services, you'll want to go with Roku.
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"I think because it's so extensible and people can do different things with it, it becomes known as a generalist program."
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But its focus on wind lets it seek out potential projects years before its generalist rivals, says Deepa Venkateswaran of Bernstein.
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As a generalist investment firm we find these trends and then anything within these trends is going to pique our interest.
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"The generalist market means less to us income-wise, so we are not particularly concerned about our revenue flows," the CFO said.
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That could mean that the Salmonella strain infecting those people was a generalist strain that prefers to circulate between multiple host species.
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But its heavy-handed prerogatives, generalist tone, and backlash can make it feel like a disrespectful place to host funeral service details.
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It is, instead, a generalist par excellence; entomologists call it "highly polyphagous," meaning that it will eat a stunning range of things.
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Not really — as a rule, unless you have a huge security workforce, the security role in a company is as a generalist.
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Put another way, who would you rather have managing your money: a generalist or someone with an in-depth knowledge of investment management?
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But companies like Farmer's Business Network (FBN), which pitches itself as a big data player, are appealing more to tech and generalist VCs.
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You can choose from one of three classes, the meek but pack-minded sardines, the armoured tank-like lobster, or the generalist salmon.
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Having a company which is totally dedicated to this market will help us, in the future, to create something for the generalist market.
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Where the theory breaks down is that Barney's is a high-end generalist, selling products from many different designer labels under one roof.
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By identifying a target niche market that you can specialize in, you could build your income faster than you could as a generalist.
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At Riyadh's Future Investment Initiative conference, Coulter told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Wednesday that specific ideas are winning out over more generalist funds.
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Although the GRE was designed for those seeking entrance to generalist graduate schools, more than 1,200 MBA programmes now accept it in applications.
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Many students assume that generalist degrees like global or international studies promise better access to jobs than one focused on a particular region.
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In addition, generalist VC firms typically lack the deep real estate relationships and domain expertise to drive distribution and adoption of emerging technologies.
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Mary Beth was an amazing assistant for over 10 yrs, but as company complexity grew, the role required several specialists vs one generalist MB was given 52 weeks of salary & stock in appreciation for her great contribution & left to join a small firm, once again as a generalist Musk goes on to say there are other inaccuracies in the biography.
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Because generalist Ob/Gyns balance office visits, surgeries, deliveries, emergencies, and consultations for patients of other doctors, they get very little protected time off.
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"Overall, increased competition is negative, but the generalist market is only a minor part of Schibsted's revenues," Danske Bank Markets analyst Martin Stenshall said.
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Generalist investors are likely still wary of hospital stocks amid other investment opportunities, said Les Funtleyder, healthcare portfolio manager at E Squared Asset Management.
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Though Alstromer and Migicovsky each have their own areas of domain expertise, both told me that their new roles will demand a generalist approach.
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This is definitely the best generalist out of the bags I tried — it's equally at home as a daily driver or at the airport.
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Big box content farms were forced into a major realization—reporting on generalist news and trends has resulted with a huge, unmonetizable, unsegmented audience.
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Prior to working at Zappos, she worked as the HR manager for the Wet 'N Wild waterpark before becoming an HR generalist for Vegas.
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Mr. Chernov, whom she married in 1997, is, in a sense, her opposite: garrulous, diffuse, a generalist with experience in ballet, acting and directing.
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The job requires extremely long hours, there&aposs not much opportunity for advancement, and there&aposs a risk of being pegged as a generalist.
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There is a specific kind of intelligent generalist reader who wants to know what current scholarship has to say about any number of issues.
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Indeed, the most general bill, the Future of AI Act, would merely establish a generalist body to study and provide advice on AI issues.
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In addition to discussing the advantages of being a generalist, the book also touches on the disadvantages of specialization and how that can blind us.
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According to the World Bank, primary care—the generalist, front-line form of medicine practised by Dr Choudhary—can deal with 90% of health problems.
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Investments in editorial teams and longform are great for a media brand but will remain unpopular with the generalist masses that become impossible to monetize.
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"Disney+ is not going to be a generalist service like Netflix or, to some extent, even Amazon," says Tony Gunnarsson, streaming media analyst at Ovum.
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"The general direction that investors are going in these days is a little bit away from generalist ideas and towards more specific ideas," he said.
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This generalist practice, however, may no longer be viable because of the sophistication of combat and engineering systems and complexity of the surface warfare environment.
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Cunningham said that he considers the fund to be a generalist firm but is particularly interested in martech, direct to consumer, wellness and travel companies.
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Beginning in the late 20th century, these generalist camps, those of the bug juice and water wars variety, began to receive competition from speciality camps.
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"Mary Beth was an amazing assistant for over 10 years, but as company complexity grew, the role required several specialists vs one generalist," Musk tweets.
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"It turned me from a specialist in 17th-century European art into a generalist responsible for giving grants," she told The Art Newspaper in 2018.
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Performance evaluations are also handled by other experts in your field — not generalist managers who have no particular expertise to analyze the quality of your work.
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"The more difficult part is what we have already done, which is to turn the machine into a generalist," he said in an interview on Thursday.
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Journalists still cling to the generalist model of our forebears, rather than becoming specialists on a beat where they can offer deeper insights and original reporting.
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The success of Movidius shows that there's a market for even specialized deep learning chips, which might prove to be more efficient than Qualcomm's generalist approach.
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The generalist VC firm announced a series of promotions on Thursday that reinforce its commitment to backing startups of all shapes, sizes, and locales in 2020.
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Columns like Frugal Traveler, Luxury for Less and 36 Hours focus on recommendations that are affordable and offer a nuanced, yet generalist, introduction to a destination.
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They identified generalist and specialist inventors, but there was also a class of inventors who didn't have that much breadth and who didn't have that much depth.
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Or you tweet a question for people in your industry, but someone retweets it to a huge generalist audience, and you get a bunch of useless answers.
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As the News Feed gets more politically combative and the algorithm preferences generalist content that's appealing to everyone, there's less room for niche interest content on Facebook.
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Also this week, Reddit HR generalist Nicole-Jasmin Clark left the company, according to our sources, as well as a handful of people from the marketing team.
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You are a generalist, really, and you see that the problem goes beyond whatever hindrance men might pose to your making partner or getting the dishwasher emptied.
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Other recent departures include video content leader Stephen Greenwood and "HR generalist" Nicole-Jasmin Clark, whose LinkedIn page shows July 2016 as her final month at Reddit.
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Part of the issue may be that passive or generalist investors, who don't know the technology space, are moving money toward the high-growth sector, Wieser said.
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"Our results strongly suggest that the ancestral dinosaur was a quick, two-footed, generalist feeder that would have eaten a mix of plants and meat," Baron said.
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The owners, Kyaw Lin Htin and Aye Thida, did not make an announcement in February when they took over what had been a generalist Chinese takeout shop.
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Some turn to crowdsourcing agencies like CrowdFlower, which has their own training data interface, but they only work with generalist labor, not the experts required for many fields.
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Facebook may have the generalist, mass-market social network on lockdown, but when it comes to communities based around special interests, the playing field remains full of promise.
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In society today where being "special" is a desired notion, being a generalist is equated with the inability to become a specialist rather than a distinctive career choice.
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If the feathers do originate from different species, it would hint at a generalist feeding strategy for the parasites, meaning that they could adapt to many different hosts.
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Stores that target a niche hobby or type of product, such as photography, knitting or pets, can often offer better deals on specialty items than a generalist like Amazon.
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And whilst it's almost impossible for a generalist tech reporter like me to truly validate any cybersecurity startup's tech claims, I'm told that Darktrace is growing at a clip.
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A Jefferies report from 2019 noted while investors were turning away from generalist stock-picking funds, sector-specific funds that focused on healthcare or technology were still in demand.
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Epstein became interested in exploring the benefits of being a specialist versus a generalist, and ended up writing Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World (Penguin Random House).
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It also gave us the ability to hire out a full-fledged team so we could start specializing, whereas, as a contractor, I was too much of a generalist.
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Lightning in a Bottle went down this past weekend in Bradley, California, and with it came 20,000 bright-eyed idealists, burners, ravers, hippies, hipsters, outsiders, and generalist weirdos alike.
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While it's not quite the generalist outlet that Amazon is, Best Buy's sale page features plenty of TVs, headphones, cameras, drones, smartphones, and various appliances and connected home gear.
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Inbound growth marketers A technical generalist that knows enough code to launch some snippets on a website, but also enough about data science to draw analytic conclusions is invaluable.
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While our young hero was in Candlekeep becoming a generalist nerd, Sarevok was out in the world learning about his heritage as a son of the god of murder.
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The Army is seeking former service members who served in specific mission specialties, including family nurse practitioner; critical care nursing; emergency nursing; nurse anesthetist; generalist nurse; and respiratory specialist.
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Quality deal flow comes from our network of contacts in the industry and from generalist investors looking for the specialist's point of view and our role as possible co-investors.
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As a result, I've noticed that it's critical to find a super competent generalist who can manage and make recommendations on the best possible cloud-based solutions to my business.
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"There has been a return of opportunistic generalist investors who had exited gold in late 2011 and early 22016," New York-based CPM Group said in its Gold Yearbook 27.2.
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Adam was the first hire at Lake Baldwin Management, a Princeton, N.J., opportunistic hedge fund, where he was a generalist investor, managing an array of public and private market investments.
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She says one of the keys to building a design team from the ground up is to start with generalist designers at first, before eventually bringing on more specialized talent.
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"You become more of a generalist," Ms. Chen said, often overseeing many industries and evaluating the recommendations of different research analysts in deciding whether to buy stock for a fund.
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Seitzer began her career at IBM, where she held numerous HR roles and worked in Shanghai, China, for two years as an HR generalist, top talent leader and learning operations manager.
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In this way, a manager can play the role of a "senior generalist" who is most effective when recognizing and elevating the diverse skills of the team of generalists under them.
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In terms of what forecasting advances might come next, Joseph tells Axios that she would like to see "longitudinal tournaments," in which subject matter experts are pitted against generalist elite forecasters.
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Britain, America and Ireland have a different eco-system: based on fast and fluid investments, generalist skills, strong research universities, a risk-taking culture and a liberal, adversarial corporate governance regime.
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Still, big box content farms are at the top of the internet's informational and narrative-creation hierarchy, which makes the new backlash against infinite scale and generalist news even more interesting.
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Because Sojern has been focused on travel from the very beginning, we understand the challenges and complexities of the industry and offer more specialized solutions than a generalist player ever could.
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A flexible generalist like Thomason with lots of history working on software at the very base level is a great choice to lead such a complex and multifaceted product development effort.
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But the agency should reject critics' calls to eliminate the proceedings entirely, to limit severely their effectiveness, or to devolve certain disputes (such as those over pharmaceuticals) to generalist federal courts.
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The new company will be led by former Qualcomm executive Jay Wright, and it's building "a complete hardware and software solution for a specific use case" rather than a generalist AR headset.
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However, the acknowledgment that such focus can lead to blind spots, in addition to specific verticals getting destroyed by macro environments (Cleantech) mean generalist VC funds will continue to survive and thrive.
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In his first seven months on the job, Narvekar said he adopted a generalist investment model, hired new staff and shut down internal investment platforms including the equity and relative value units.
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From the beginning I was always a bit of a generalist: as a business owner you need to know about a whole lot of different things - and know enough to be dangerous.
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Hannah recently co-wrote a musical mystery, "The Generalist"; its plot features a successful romance novelist who feels that her publisher has become neglectful, after writing a best-seller of his own.
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It's the generalist part of the mission, equipped to take a wide range of measurements that can corroborate past observations of Mercury's structure, composition, and thin atmosphere, while also pursuing new questions.
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The change removes REITs from the Financial Institutions sector, thereby increasing visibility and likely generalist investment in the sector as commercial real estate becomes a growing part of a diversified investment portfolio.
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Unlike the temporary exhibits, the permanent collection will have a more generalist approach to the history of fashion since the 18th century, and it will be constantly renewed to keep it dynamic.
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The seven-hour marathon will in essence be a series of disconnected interviews, featuring generalist CNN anchors like Wolf Blitzer and Chris Cuomo asking individual candidates about their plans for climate action.
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The generalist model also helps the Navy solve a human resources problem; it is far easier to manage a single population of ostensibly interchangeable officers than several stove-piped ones that aren't.
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It is wonderful to see the myriad of women tech groups in London from generalist groups like Girl Geeks and Ada's list to groups with a more specific focus like Rails Girls and .
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Today: a human resources generalist working in financial services who makes $33,472 per year (~$175,000 when combined with her husband) and spends some of her money this week on Lay's Salt & Vinegar chips.
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Cowboy is a generalist fund that is managed by Lee and Ted Wang, a startup attorney for many years with Fenwick & West who joined as a general partner in January of last year.
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Etsuro Akiyama, senior REIT fund manager at Sumitomo Mitsui DS Asset Management, says the market has found support from so-called "generalist" investors, who pursue opportunistic investments across all asset classes and sectors.
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The event describes itself as "a generalist fair open to all forms of artistic expression," and it showcases art that tends to be more intellectually and financially accessible than that encountered at FIAC.
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Instead, we have a lot of birds like crows and robins, which are generalist species that can live in any kind of degraded environment, and they're really good carriers of West Nile virus.
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That generalist lifestyle is reflected in the species' genomes, both of which are massive, said Coby Schal, an entomology professor at North Carolina State University and an author of the German cockroach study.
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He did acknowledge the importance of deep expertise instead of being a generalist investor, which he said the firm has with the range of backgrounds and experiences among the bio fund's growing team.
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This isn't something other more generalist satellite imaging providers like Planet Labs will likely be interested in pursuing, Robson said, because it's an entirely different kind of business with entirely different equipment, clientele and needs.
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The trend is long-term, he said, except that recently, particularly at the national level, the dip has been steeper, and the more generalist bird species have been affected as they weren't in the past.
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"Most brands don't succeed when they cross the threshold from specialist to something more generalist," said Mark DiMassimo, CEO and Chief Creative Officer at DiMassimo/Goldstein, an advertising agency headquartered a few blocks from SoulAnnex.
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"If you're going to succeed in the business five to 10 years from now, you'll have to be specialist, not a generalist," said John Anderson, have of practice management within SEI's independent advisor solutions group.
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Opponents express skepticism that generalist judges can competently review agency economic analysis, fearing that that judges would either substitute their policy views for those of the agency or defer excessively if they agree with the agency.
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"You know, just to be grossly generalist, you could put half of Trump's supporters into what I call the basket of deplorables," Clinton, the Democratic presidential nominee, said at a Friday fundraiser in New York City.
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The move is a setback for D.E. Shaw, which is seeking to emulate Elliott as a generalist hedge fund with strong activist leanings, advocating for major changes at companies, such as putting themselves up for sale.
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Coincidentally, the agtech investment landscape has exploded over the last decade, from a niche, opportunistic clade of the venture capital investment class, to a legitimate asset class attracting focused and generalist funds with dedicated agtech investment allocations.
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I think you needed to be essentially a smart generalist that could take websites, look at them, very quickly understand what they were about, and then in almost an ontological way understand where they should be categorized.
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At the start of her career she worked as a Credit Analyst for Lehman Brothers and transitioned to a generalist Private Banking role with exposure to product and business development at Barclays Wealth in London and Singapore.
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Both Drs Sánchez-Bayo and Wyckhuys and the UKBMS found that generalist pollinators (such as Brown Argus and Gatekeeper butterflies) are doing less badly than specialists, such as the White Admirals, which are now extinct in some regions.
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The forum began as a place for fans of footballer Li Yi to hang out, but has since evolved into a sprawling, generalist forum of more than 31 million users, according to stats on the official Diba page.
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Students who have to specialize earlier in their education — picking a pre-med or law track while still in high school — have higher earnings than their generalist peers at first, according to one economist's research in several countries.
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"I've traversed a number of different industries ... and that's put me very much into a generalist role where I've had exposure to product, to back-end web developers that I've managed, right through to [communications] and partnerships," she said.
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Unlike tech-focused private equity firms like Silver Lake or Vista Equity Partners, KKR has made its name as more of a generalist, investing in everything from meat processing plants in China to oil and gas companies in Mexico.
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"Our value proposition is focused on creating long-term value and winning back both energy and generalist investors to a sector that has underperformed for far too long," Chief Executive Ryan Lance told investors on a Wednesday conference call.
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Speaking at a presentation of programming plans, Marco Giordani said none of Europe's generalist TV operators was in a position to buy the other, but added a way had to be found to scale up operations to improve businesses.
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And, of course, that boss is both a generalist with a plethora of other duties and a conflict; this time, the tendency to protect the President from risk, something that is inherent in any use of the pardon power.
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Julian Treger, chief executive of Anglo Pacific Group which invests in mining companies to secure access to royalties, said generalist investors' shift into new trends such as crypto investing and medical marijuana has given more specialized investors leeway to pick projects.
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Engineering Team: InsideSales started with a team of generalist engineers and now have 30 machine learning engineers with PhDs working with well over 100 billion records of data, adding 5 billion per month — the largest sales database in the world.
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Instead, like many urban hospitals in poor countries, it is full of people with simple problems that should have been dealt with through primary care (the generalist branch of medicine), or patients with complex conditions that should have been treated earlier.
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Where mature Diplodocus specimens have wide, squared snouts and teeth specialized for ground-level grazing, Andrew has a short, narrow snout and a dental pattern that would be more suited for a generalist diet composed of many types of foliage.
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While these companies aren't unique in confronting challenges that department stores are facing across the board, part of the issue for Barneys was it became a luxury "generalist," according to Rich Smith, chief marketing officer at the marketing firm Chief Outsiders.
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TurboTax is a generalist, after all, but maybe a third-party service could offer additional services to help you save money by more closely analyzing your investments or by looking at how a charitable donation could lower your tax liability.
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While Narvekar is preparing to lay off dozens of employees, he is also hiring a team of four investors who he said will be instrumental in moving Harvard away from its specialized asset class investing approach to a more generalist model.
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As an academic generalist in obstetrics and gynecology, I have purposefully chosen not to subspecialize, because I believe that women need doctors who can care for them and consider their medical issues within the context of their reproductive life cycle.
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Wolff was a generalist who called football, basketball, baseball, hockey, soccer and the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, and he was a deft and friendly interviewer whose subjects included Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb, Tris Speaker, Mickey Mantle and Ted Williams.
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On top of being the ambassador for Beauty & Pin-Ups, and a global ambassador for Best Buddies (through which she became friends with Tom Brady), she works as an Office Generalist in her county's treasury office, and is a former Special Olympics athlete.
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One of the key ideas of your book is that early specialization and lots of deliberate practice does work in certain "kind" environments, but it's not as useful for succeeding in "wicked" environments where it might be better to be a generalist.
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There are more generalist options such as Monster, LinkedIn, and Glassdoor (which have a mix of sheer volume, reviews, and social networks built in), to more specific ones that cater to age groups, like WayUp, or industries and fields, such as Idealist.
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One view in the newspaper business is that the Guardian may end up caught in the middle: too generalist for a strategy based on readers paying for content they can't do without, and too tiny to reel in sizeable online-advertising deals.
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"This isn't necessarily, from a tactical basis, a stock we'd be betting against, but just when looking broadly and as a generalist, we're in this outstanding bull market and here's a stock that just hasn't participated," Wald said during the same segment.
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The U.S. Patent Trial and Appeal Board read the key claim of an electrical-circuit patent too broadly by relying on a "generalist dictionary" definition without considering the other parts of the patent application, a federal appeals court in Washington, D.C. held on Monday.
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Bottom line: There is plenty of blame to go around, including for the private equity firms that bought Toys "R" Us in 2005, the senior lenders who control it now and an increased focus on toys by generalist retailers like Amazon and Wal-Mart.
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Meanwhile, armed with new capital, Amboss says it will accelerate the global rollout of its product with a focus on the U.S. In addition, the startup will further develop its product, for both generalist and specialist doctors, "to help improve their daily clinical decision-making."
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Now, we can begin to understand how Musk has become a world-class expert-generalist: At the deepest level, what we can learn from Elon Musk's story is that we shouldn't accept the dogma that specialization is the best or only path toward career success and impact.
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Obsidian's pedigree has always been their ability to pay close attention to theme and narrative design, steeped in the old tradition of roleplaying as actually occupying a specific role in the world, as opposed to the generalist superhero favored by a lot of modern open-world RPGs.
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But most spoken to for this article accepted the findings, while fearing that in the "large-scale reorganization," most of the losers are rare, endangered, and endemic species, while most of the winners are common, generalist, and invasive species—rats, mosquitoes, water hyacinth and the like.
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In part two of a survey that asks top VCs about exciting opportunities in open source and dev tools, we dig into responses from 10 leading open-source-focused investors at firms that span early to growth stage across software-specific firms, corporate venture arms and prominent generalist firms.
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Generally speaking, you'll want a mix of people that are: affable; optimistic; exhibit physical and mental endurance; demonstrate both specialist skills as well as the breadth of a generalist; picky eaters are a no; and fans of dystopian literature and The Walking Dead will likely be of use.
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To answer the "why," IHS Markit Corporate Solutions' Investment Perception group recently completed in-depth interviews with institutional and private equity investors with a total of $98 billion of energy assets under management, a population that encompasses focused energy investors, generalist portfolio managers and large multinational PE firms.
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The company, which last raised a round of $550 million in funding in August and has a valuation at around $4 billion, has inspired similar home health and fitness businesses, including smart mirror "Mirror," which caters to more generalist home exercise routines and which recently raised at a nearly $300 million valuation.
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"As we continue to grow and learn more and more about the market, we've realised that 'generalist' search is not always the best solution for all jobseekers/employers, and sometimes a focussed, niche site can offer a more tailored experience and build a stronger community," Adzuna co-founder Andrew Hunter tells me.
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This was an art project with my creative friends to celebrate a subculture and style that I loved, and it was thrilling to see it resonate with so many people—even those who disagreed strongly with our version of goth style history, which was a big picture, generalist look at trends through the years.
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The poptimist/rockist/generalist/whatever debate existed before the article and continues to rage, and I don't wish to revive a rather tedious discussion over genre categories when we should really be talking about modes of critical reception and how they impact the music, how the music presents itself, and how we hear it.
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This brought to mind the warning often offered to medical students: Become too much of a specialist and you will learn more and more about less and less until you know everything about nothing; too much of a generalist and you will learn less and less about more and more until you know nothing about everything.
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She is a daughter of Martha N. Salander and Eric Salander of Bristol, R.I. The bride's father is the vice president of investor relations and the treasurer of Textron, a global aerospace and defense technologies conglomerate in Providence, R.I. The groom, 33, is a generalist consultant intern at McKinsey & Company, a consulting firm based in Manhattan.
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In part two of our survey that asked top VCs about the most exciting investment areas in real estate, we dig into responses from 10 leading real estate-focused investors at firms that span early to growth stages across real estate specific firms, corporate venture arms, and prominent generalist firms to share where they see opportunity in this sector.
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Because there is a slight tonal dissonance between her actual, core plans (on this priority of debt, wages, and restructuring, which, even if you're on the same page with her, involves change and disruption) and the more generalist plans meme operating in the wild (fun and reassuring, like if you open the door real quickly, you might find Elizabeth Warren organizing your closet).
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If you are considering hiring a true business generalist, then at least try to get a sense for the practice areas in which he or she most often provides counsel and be sure there is significant overlap with your needs, including experience working with startups specifically; also, consider ratcheting up the required minimum level of experience to at least 7-10 years. 2.
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"And so every one of us as an individual, I think, is very vulnerable, and relies upon these massive global systems that we've set up, these massive global institutions, to provide this support and to make us this wonderfully adaptable generalist species," Beard recalled earlier this year on the Future of Life Institute podcast, Those systems—the ones that put broccoli and frozen pizzas in our fridges and keep our streets from becoming Mad Max war zones—are themselves way more vulnerable and interconnected than we appreciate.
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This is particularly the case in vocational training where the return on investment of an educational program or tool can be quantitatively measured in job offers and salary increases I asked four leading edtech VCs and six of the top generalist VCs (who have a track record of education investments) to share where they see opportunity in this sector: Here are their answers… Image via Getty Images / doyata Image via Getty Images / doyata Jennifer Carolan, General Partner at Reach Capital (an education-focused VC firm in Palo Alto with investments including Abl, BetterLesson, Epic!
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