Not exact matches
This isn't necessarily a «bad» thing per se (i.e. people, even scientists, have opinions on such issues), but when listening to their opinions, the public must remember that this advocacy is not from a position
of [unusual]
expertise (unlike for example our host here [Roger Pielke jnr],
where this confluence
of science and decision making IS the
specific area of expertise).
As my
area of specific expertise is in sports injuries, knees, ankles and feet, this has been the
area where my opinions have been increasingly canvassed.
The highest performing law firms know that instead
of trying to retain
areas where they used to make money (such as e-discovery), they will maintain their position by being able to handle specialized legal matters requiring
specific expertise.
For new graduates, listing
specific, related coursework can be beneficial, as it helps to show
areas of expertise where experience may be lacking.
Where a summary section provides a macro level overview
of your experience, the
Area of Expertise section provides a micro level overview
of the
specific skills sets you bring to the table that will separate you from other candidates.
A well - constructed cover letter also includes examples
of your
expertise or bullet points that set out
specific areas where your qualifications match the job's requirements.
Vague, generic language in your summary: Avoid any statement that fails to address a
specific area of knowledge and
expertise or that focuses on what you want and not how you can add value to the company, for example, «Looking for a successful company
where I can apply my exceptional skills.»