As an expert in computer software, I need to analyze a huge range of different software technologies. During my testimony related to deportation or litigation, the opposing expert may direct questions aimed at identifying or identifying my shortcomings. No time for research or education.
Given that I cannot be an expert in every technology, what are the most versatile and transferable skills or technologies I should learn?
I'll start with the obvious:
What should be added to this list?
I may not read your question correctly, but I suspect that if you are attracted as an expert, you already have the experience they are looking for; I believe that studying the more technical aspects of any technology will make you more likely to become an expert, but in the end I would recommend that the best skill be true. If you do not know this, say so. Any unknown questions may then become a "be studied" list for later review.
only my 2 cents ...
It would be foolish to call you an expert if you cannot be an expert on a question about a question.
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