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I agree with the above being versatile and niche down as career matures
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^third this
I prefer the former.. during these unstable job market it’s necessary to have knowledge on all skills at least at high level to secure your job and then deepen your knowledge in whichever skill you are valued for.
Although I do agree that niching down and honing a specific are of knowledge can lead to higher pay, I also think that there is a lot of value in being versatile. I guess I would value versatility more early on in my career since that allows me to see where I want to settle in but building expertise increases in priority as you have clear career path that you're set on.
I think it depends on the type of role you are aiming for. Management I would say is better to have broad knowledge. But if you are hoping to be in a specialized role, you should have an in-depth understating of that area.