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Tech industry
fromBusiness Insider
1 month ago

Amazon's AGI head thinks fewer than 1,000 people are top AI talents

Elite AI talent is scarce, but junior workers can advance by specializing in niche AI subdomains, asking the right questions, and joining small product-focused teams.
Business
fromVariety
1 month ago

Accelerate the Positive: Michael Nyman Builds a House of Specialty Marketing and Communications Firms

Michael Nyman founded Acceleration Community of Companies to create a specialized, collaborative network of firms in marketing and communications.
Mental health
fromPsychology Today
2 months ago

Connection-Driven Healing: A Team Approach to Adult Wellness

Specialized healthcare lacks a collaborative approach, leading to misdiagnosis and unaddressed symptoms, which negatively affects patient outcomes.
Renovation
fromBusiness Matters
2 months ago

Schnellbacher-Sendon Group on Nearly 20 Years of Facade Expertise

Schnellbacher-Sendon Group specializes in exterior building facade restorations, focusing on quality and trust in a technical field. They deliver on promises consistently.
Business
fromBusiness Insider
2 months ago

7 Big Four partners share one piece of advice that helped them reach the top of the corporate ladder

Understanding the bigger picture and its consequences is key to career success at the Big Four.
Specialization in a niche area can provide a competitive advantage in the consulting and accounting industry.
NYC food
fromEater NY
3 months ago

Why Some of NYC's Best New Bakeries Are Going All In on Just One Treat

Specializing in one product allows for higher quality and creativity, as demonstrated by Lisbonata's focus on pastéis de nata.
Portland food
fromPortland Mercury
3 months ago

At Taqueria Los Punales, Cute Queer Vibes Are Served Alongside Portland's Most Prolific Taco Menu

Taqueria Los Puñales focuses solely on tacos, emphasizing specialization over variety.
fromFast Company
3 months ago

Why leaders should embrace 'multidimensional leadership'

Yet while the world rewards narrow expertise, it simultaneously demands multidimensional thinking. Innovation and resilience don't emerge from narrowing down; they arise from exploring intersections and embracing contradictions.
Wellness
Tech industry
fromBusiness Insider
4 months ago

My VC firm invests in hundreds of early-stage startups. AI won't put good engineers out of jobs - we're going to need more of them.

The demand for software engineers will grow as AI requires optimization and leads to further specialization.
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