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Far from having had enough of experts, it seems that we are in thrall to the idea that deep specialist expertise is what’s needed to succeed today.
But I’m starting to wonder: is everyone right? Do we really need more deep expertise, or, in a rapidly changing world, might the ability to operate across multiple domains actually be a good thing?
Should the next generation of communicators be narrowing their scope or broadening it?
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