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The flex of being good at many things instead of great at one.
means The quality of adapting easily to many different uses, tasks, or roles.
from From Latin versatilis, 'turning easily,' built from versare, 'to turn, spin, keep turning over' — itself a frequentative of vertere, 'to turn.' The word first described things literally capable of turning or revolving, then by extension came to mean a mind or talent that 'turns' readily to whatever task is at hand — flexible rather than fixed on one axis.
- origin
- from latin versare, to turn or spin
- paradox
- specialists often outperform you, but outlast no one
- hiring buzzword
- means we cannot afford three specialists
- best proof
- shown through range, never claimed in a bio