Depends on your line of work, I guess. I’m a self-employed handyman - a jack of all trades, master of none, so to speak. I can really only be replaced by someone even more of a generalist than I am. I often get hired for jobs that would otherwise take two to four specialists, but with me, you don’t need to call anyone else.
Depends on your line of work, I guess. I’m a self-employed handyman - a jack of all trades, master of none, so to speak. I can really only be replaced by someone even more of a generalist than I am. I often get hired for jobs that would otherwise take two to four specialists, but with me, you don’t need to call anyone else.
Good point, thanks for the insights
…though I’d like to add that, in the original post, ‘at work’ == ‘at someone else’s company’