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Skill Level and M-Shaped Skills: Multiple Expertises for Maximum Flexibility

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Peter Kolomiets
|April 7, 2026|Updated Apr 13, 2026|7 min read
Skill Level and M-Shaped Skills: Multiple Expertises for Maximum Flexibility

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References

  1. De Botton, A. (2000). The Architecture of Happiness. Pantheon Books.
  2. Taylor, C. (1989). The Sources of the Self: The Making of Modern Identity. Harvard University Press.

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