generalist
通才,通才人士,普通人,通识
Definitions
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- : a person whose knowledge, aptitudes, and skills are applied to a field as a whole or to a variety of different fields.
Examples
She told TechCrunch that while the venture firm is a generalist, it is rooted in fintech and fintech infrastructure.
It seems generalist investors are recognizing that edtech investments can reap outsized returns, similar to sectors like deep tech, health tech and fintech.
I would also say that the perception that will come out in the survey of generalists in these areas may not consider some of the more advanced artificial intelligence capabilities that might be six months, a year, or two years down the road.
It was definitely easier to be a generalist than it is today.
On the contrary, there are plenty of brands that offer snow pants for the avid generalist—but, sometimes, that means you’ll be shelling out for the perfect pair.
Finally if there is anything left over we can explore the possibility of outsourcing the task to a specialist or generalist.
You could be a generalist—a poet/mollusk scientist/seafarer/surgeon.
Even more wistfully, he was a passionate generalist in a time in which our ideas and expertise have become more and more silo-ed.
He can do more for you and knows more of your case in five minutes' observation than the generalist would in three months.
What we have said about the specialist we could repeat by taking the opposite of the question for the generalist.
Woe to the specialist who is not a pretty fair generalist, and woe to the generalist who is not also a bit of a specialist.
Make the generalist think of himself in connection with large movements.
Pleasure and recreation are the only things in which an individual should be a generalist.