IBM talent exec says it's better to be a specialist, not a generalist, in the AI era

Source: Business Insider

Aparna Nair said that "the world of generalists is long gone. ": Lindsey Nicholson/UCG/Universal Images Group via Getty Images"The world of generalists is long gone," said IBM's chief talent, leadership, and culture officer. Aparna Nair said IBM's clients aren't expecting general advice; they're looking for deep expertise.

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