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I asked professionals across industries and with all sorts of backgrounds about their experiences to

I asked professionals across industries and with all sorts of backgrounds about their experiences to see what they thought about the generalist vs. specialist debate—here's what they said. [Zapier blog]( [Log in]( Productivity Generalist vs. specialist: Which should you be in 2024? When kids talk about what they'll be when they grow up, none of them answer "a generalist!" or "a specialist!" But for a lot of careers, that's the choice we need to make. Here, we'll hear from generalists and specialists across industries as they make their case for their chosen path. We'll also hear from a few folks who argue for a third option: the T-shaped professional. [Define your path]( Recommended reading from the Zapier blog team Automation 4 ways to use the Zapier Vimeo integration [Automate Vimeo]( Marketing How to prepare for a potential TikTok ban [Diversify your channels]( App picks The 8 best email apps in 2024 [Manage your inbox]( App spotlight Zapier app spotlight: TimelinesAI [Streamline WhatsApp]( Got a question? [Send us a message]( © 2024 Zapier, Inc. All rights reserved. 548 Market St #62411, San Francisco, CA 94104-5401 You received this email because you're subscribed to the Zapier Blog & Newsletter. Want to unsubscribe or change which emails you receive? [Update your email preferences]( [Privacy policy]( | [Contact us](

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