Did you ever think it was me?

亨利 你个面手？

So, does that make Charles two-face or multi-faceted?

那么，这让查尔斯双面人还面手?

Most people are generalists who do things because everyone does them.

大数人都面手，因他们做事随大流。

You're a true master of multitasking that's because your mind is racing with ideas.

你天生的面手，这因你不断的在思考。

Not just his personal jack of all trades, but his best friend.

老父亲不仅仅他私人业务上的面手，他最好的朋友。

But I always know that I wanted to be versatile and sing to all types of genres and rhythms.

但我一直知道，我想面手，唱各种类型和节奏的歌曲。

A person who can do many different things is often called a Jack-of-all-trades and is able to wear many hats.

能做种不同事情的人通常被称“面手”，这类人能身兼数职。

He was a jack of all trades who did philosophy and science.

他从事哲学和科学工作的面手。

As generalists, pigeons take advantage of urban food waste.

作面手， 鸽子会利用城市食物垃圾。

Increasingly the advantage is going to generalists who have broad integrative skills.

拥有广泛综合技能的面手越来越地占据优势。

Will was a man of many parts-a lover of life, a seeker of truths, a conveyor of human emotion.

威尔一个面手——热爱生活，追求真理，传达人类情感。

He sampled widely (like a generalist), then focused narrowly (like a specialist).

他广泛采样（像面手一样），然后狭隘地关注（像专家一样）。

He was a man of many parts: writer, literary critic and historian.

【part】他个面手: 既作家，又文学评论家和历史学家。

The more interest you have, the less of other things you will do because you can't win the fight of life if you're a generalist.

你越感兴趣，其他事情你就会做的越少，因如果你面手，那就意味着你不能在你的领域中高人一等。

In many ways, you can think of the teenager as a jack-of-all-trades, with brains wired to seek out new experiences and learn quickly.

在许方面，您可以将青少年视面手，他们的大脑热衷于寻找新经验并快速学习。

(2) Generalists end up with better " match quality." What he doesn't seem to notice is that these two reasons imply contradictory prescriptions on how to live.

(2) 面手最终会获得更好的“匹配质量”。他似乎没有注意到，这两个原因意味着关于如何生活的相互矛盾的规定。

One star innovator even descries the inflection point, telling Epstein that " specialists specifically peaked about 1985." Well, that's one line of argument in favor of being a generalist.

一位明星创新者甚至描述了这个拐点，他告诉爱泼斯坦“专家们特别在 1985 年达到了顶峰”。嗯，这支持面手的一个论点。

But what I learned to do was to hire generalists, to hire people who learned fast, to hire people who were flexible because you were highly likely to pivot in what you were doing. So that was one lesson.

但我学会的聘用面手，聘用学得快的人，聘用灵活的人，因你很可能会把重心放在你正在做的事情上。这一个教训。