Holding good working knowledge of a lot of areas is desirable and those who hire you might feel like they have hit the jackpot.

Today, "Jack of all trades, master of none" generally describes a person whose knowledge, while covering a number of areas, is superficial in all of them.

I feel that in the rapidly changing world we live in, being a 'jack of all trades' is vital to keeping your flexibility and adaptability. Characters don't know each other: I kind of expected to see some kind of friendship between the characters but I didn't. Along with, you know, taking down the queen and her various sorcerers and unmasking her along the way. International speaker and mentor Kitty Yeung Downer studied business studies at university, “as I didn’t have an idea what I wanted. For the most part we just spend the novel bringing the cast together so they may, against all odds, defeat the evil sorcerer who works for the queen.

I feel like the authors started writing it that way and then after the first 20 chapters, they decided to add 5 more POVs. But when he's caught pulling what would have been the heist of his life, he's forced into an even bigger and riskier heist. I think this would have truly shined as pre-planned trilogy, with room for better development and world building and more evenly split POVs distribuition which would hopefully lead to higher investment on the secondary characters.However, in today's rapidly changing world, where flexibility and adaptability are becoming increasingly important, being a jack of all trades can be an advantage. When abbreviated as simply "jack of all trades", it is an ambiguous statement – the user's intention is then dependent on context. I was definitely pronouncing quite a few of the names wrong in my head before I found the pronunciation guide at the back.

For fifty years, she has trained to slay wyrms - but none have appeared since the Nameless One, and the younger generation. In the summer after graduation, Autumn and Finny reconnect and are finally ready to be more than friends. Of the heroes, four are White, one is brown-skinned, and one is a fantasy race with golden skin and black hair. Set in a world ruled by a cruel and sinister Queen, Rags' life was a difficult one, living on the streets, stealing and building his name as a thief.

That's when we get this person's POV and this is how the story progresses and here's the POV pattern I was talking about. Picking an area and learning it inside-out is one way to begin a specialist career but trying lot of things can lead to self-discovery. Saying that though, as I neared the end of the story, the pace, the danger and the intrigue picked up again to where, upon finishing the book, I'm back to feeling how I did at the beginning and really wanting to read the next book (although it hasn't been confirmed yet) to find out what happens next and how it all plays out.