Leaders are, ideally, generalists that can understand and handle many different parts of a company. |
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We can measure wins and losses in competitive trials between generalists and specialists. |
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For too long Indian lawyers had been episodic generalists, by and large operating independently from one another. |
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Such conservatism is usually seen in ecological generalists or eurytopic taxa. |
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It is therefore important that generalists consider referring such patients to an oncologist. |
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Few organisms are generalists that can live equally well in different habitats. |
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He might be better off approaching generalists, rather than nuclear-medicine or health-care specialists. |
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They are narrow specialists after all, not generalists, and they are comfortable with their niche. |
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These small infelicities do not detract from a remarkable piece of research that will be of interest to scholars and generalists alike. |
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There is much work in organizational ecology investigating the differential life chances of generalists and specialists over time. |
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In commercial airlines, there may be analogous differences in learning between generalists and specialists. |
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As it happens, he is in the process of inventing a new form of education, designed to help us all become generalists rather than specialists. |
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For example, generalists are tired of hearing the same old lectures on cardiac failure. |
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For the generalists the lure of assignments in different corners of the world is perhaps the main attraction of their work. |
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This suggests that dibblers are essentially insectivorous dietary generalists and opportunists. |
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The analyses in table 6 assess whether generalists and specialists learn differently from heterogeneous accident experiences. |
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Do generalists differ from specialists in the prescription of cognitive enhancers? |
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The problem is not when generalists specialize, but when specialists generalize. |
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As generalists become more different from one another, interorganizational complementarities likely increase, thereby yielding more opportunities for alliance formation. |
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These are the analytical tools that judges, who in our system are generalists rather than specialists, bring to the task of adjudicating cases in specialized fields of law. |
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Future research into exactly why generalists and specialists learn differently from these different sources of failure information would be useful. |
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Bench statements are read in open court to an audience that has no idea what cases will be released that morning, so they are addressed to generalists. |
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Two recent molecular studies removed these doubts for several species and show that most of the dominant species were acting as generalists under field conditions. |
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Since they are often generalists whose popularity extends beyond partisan lines, they can have a subtle, almost imperceptible political influence. |
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Non-executives, selected for being generalists with insight, are now often required to second guess management in areas beyond their technical competence. |
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While meadow voles rarely leave grassy fields to enter forests, white-footed mice are generalists, preferring forests but frequenting old fields as well. |
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The generalists in the anglophone class are first given an introductory course to the teaching of French as a second language. |
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We will no longer need the professionalisation of good generalists who specialise as a function of the cross-border territory. |
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All are fast-growing industries fascinated by uncertainty and with little use for generalists. |
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There is however a general surplus of specialists and lack of generalists and nurses. |
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Recruiting and training generalists is inconsistent with the need for specialized human resources. |
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As specialists were moved out to the field, the staff remaining at Headquarters tended to be generalists. |
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Employees are recruited as generalists and tend to acquire their skills on the job. |
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The province also made available the services of justice generalists, who are in a position to provide a range of outof-court bilingual services. |
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Most teachers at the elementary level are generalists who have little background in the arts and very little arts education. |
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Develop a National Framework For Continuous Learning and Competency for generalists and specialists. |
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Country desk staff typically operate as project managers and development generalists rather than sector specialists. |
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A discussion between professionals is much easier, and will produce better results, than between generalists. |
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First, only specially trained and qualified judges should preside over a divorce, not the unqualified generalists we have today. |
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What is the staff mix, specialists vs. generalists counsellors, part-time vs. full-time use of volunteers? |
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The car manufacturer Renault called upon Cetim to structure and organize this transmission from the specialists towards the generalists. |
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Some people could help in quite specific fields of activities, while others were generalists, able to address a wider range of issues. |
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Most practitioners tend to work as generalists, applying the same participatory tools across all development sectors. |
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Most saw themselves as generalists or diplomatic operators, rather than specialists in disarmament or arms control concerns. |
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One third of the doctors were women and three quarters were generalists. |
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The unspecialized generalists were less successful than any of the specialists, so that the genetic link between the food specialists was quickly lost. |
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These generalists were mainly unspecialized herbivores or omnivores, with partially fossorial habits, strong territoriality and high reproductive rates. |
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The private sector also participates in this area, through family planning services provided in the offices of doctors, both specialists and generalists, and in private hospitals, which also provide birth spacing services. |
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John to be generalists with only Black-throated Green Warbler, Magnolia Warbler, and Ovenbird failing to occur in dry forests. |
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Students in medicine, generalists or specialists, whether in private practice or in a hospital, have a number of possibilities of studying homeopathy. |
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And unlike practically any other global player, we are generalists. |
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Yet analysts now get rewarded for being generalists, not deep specialists, and in some areas, like economics, intelligence cannot compete with the private sector. |
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For generalists to specialists, elementary or secondary teachers, these workshops provide you with important information and help you brush up on your skills. |
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Nothing would be worse than a low-end balance between a poor training system producing generalists lacking occupational skills and companies clamouring for labour from a atrophied production system. |
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This is our main challenge: we are generalists and specialists. |
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A typical FOS class could include newly hired FS specialists and generalists who will be supervisors when they begin their overseas assignments. |
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Most were trained as generalists, rotating through the company's departments every two or three years, which means they know a little about everything. |
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Mr Tien, directly elected himself, says the system works better than the sort where legislatures are full of directly elected generalists who become easy prey to professional lobbyists. |
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But in an industry once dominated by lookalike generalists, the top firms are now pursuing very different strategies. The main variables are the size of their funds and the degree of specialisation. |
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These programs were written for both generalists and specialist teachers. |
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In a second set of boxes, fall webworm caterpillars, dietary generalists, were provided with oak, maple, and tulip tree. |
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As regards plant strategy types, generalists, stress-tolerant species, and ruderals were dominant in the herbaceous vegetation. |
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Some plants and animals are generalists, and their habitat requirements are met in a wide range of locations. |
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They tend to be adaptable generalists and use the town's features to make their homes. |
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This Symposium is held every two years for academics and private practice doctors, specialists, generalists and hospital doctors on different topics in order to compare their points of view and their experiences. |
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Sometimes I think the technology may be the reason that some of us have turned back into generalists. |
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Consular adjudicators are a hybrid of Foreign Service specialists and generalists. |
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This resource will support the goal of expediently providing Canadians, both generalists and specialists, with information on water quality by providing an on-line web-based information system. |
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A second structure, the generalist camp, utilizes generalists to both live with campers and run a variety of activities. |
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Without throwing away your entire camp structure, you can take concrete steps to turn your specialists into generalists. |
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They are thought to be generalists, feeding on smaller fish, pelagic crustaceans such as shrimp, amphipods, cumaceans, and less often cephalopods and lanternfish. |
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Employees can be encouraged to become specialists in their area, with progressively larger assignments, or generalists, with the focus on breadth of experience. |
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This alliance would need to be structured so that generalists and specialists worked closely together in the best interest of both their clients and their firms. |
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