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"Stop criticizing people for being a "jack of all trades."  
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*"More often than not people with cross-disciplinary knowledge and skills are able to creatively solve complex problems that a master of one would never be able to do on their own." ('''<u>[https://twitter.com/lizbrownsays Lizzie Brown on Twitter]</u>''')
*"More often than not people with cross-disciplinary knowledge and skills are able to creatively solve complex problems that a master of one would never be able to do on their own." ('''<u>[https://twitter.com/lizbrownsays Lizzie Brown on Twitter]</u>''')
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Revision as of 13:45, 24 July 2018

 http://lizbrown.info/

A Philadelphia Thinker and Doer

Liz Brown says: "Stop criticizing people for being a "jack of all trades."

  • "More often than not people with cross-disciplinary knowledge and skills are able to creatively solve complex problems that a master of one would never be able to do on their own." (Lizzie Brown on Twitter)

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