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The Value of Expertise and the Problem of Spreading Thin
34:15 - 42:22 (08:07)
This podcast episode explores the value of expertise and how it has been overlooked in the past, particularly regarding rescuing people lost at sea. The hosts discuss whether individuals should focus on becoming experts in one or two areas, or if everyone is just spreading themselves too thin.
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The podcast delves into the subject of expertise and the idea of spreading oneself too thin.
34:15 - 36:30 (02:15)
Summary
The podcast delves into the subject of expertise and the idea of spreading oneself too thin. Hosts discuss with author Chuck Klosterman, who talks about his experience with literary cross-training.
ChapterThe Value of Expertise and the Problem of Spreading Thin
Episode"Michael Lewis"
PodcastSmartLess
The creation of recognition awards, such as the "Sammy's", can incentivize and motivate government workers to excel in their fields.
36:30 - 39:57 (03:27)
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The creation of recognition awards, such as the "Sammy's", can incentivize and motivate government workers to excel in their fields. This is especially important during times of crisis, such as the pandemic, where the expertise of government workers can be crucial in developing effective solutions.
ChapterThe Value of Expertise and the Problem of Spreading Thin
Episode"Michael Lewis"
PodcastSmartLess
Two separate stories of men surviving at sea - one man going missing and being found hours later, and another man jumping out of a cruise ship window and surviving for hours in the ocean.
39:57 - 42:22 (02:25)
Summary
Two separate stories of men surviving at sea - one man going missing and being found hours later, and another man jumping out of a cruise ship window and surviving for hours in the ocean.