<human>: Hi Reddit, I can do many different things and love to do so. I feel companies are looking for specialists rather then generalists. How should I promote myself.

* I did studio works for about 8 years, I'm good in recording, mixing and mastering audio. Some of my work went top 50 in the country I live in and other european countries. Though I never made a lot money with it.

* I worked as a lighting technician for an international entertainment show for about 2 years being traveling with the show all over Europe (each tour about 6 month - so 6 month touring - 6 month other jobs). I also did light in theatres and for small TV-productions.

* For my music projects in many cases I would also do the promotion, so I am also pretty okay in graphic design and web stuff. I'm not bad in doing advertisements, posters, flyers etc...

* I've been a host for various live shows and I am pretty good in that - yes I love to be on stage ;)

* I lead international teams of about 10 people. Advised them technically but also made schedules etc.

* I planned/supervised lighting and power supplies for a whole conference, in 3 different locations, providing light that works both for the audience and HD broadcasting. At the conference there also was a TV show and parties - I did the light for.

My problem is: I really love all of those fields. I often get bored, if I just do one thing for more than 2 years. I am currently back at a media university to finally get a degree in the stuff I do anyway.

But when I apply somewhere it always seems like whether the potential employer doesn't believe I am able to do all that - or doesn't have a need for somebody like me.

I worked as a freelancer for quite a while, but all the tax/paperwork is something I really hate. Plus advertising for my self as a "jack of all trades" seems hard. Especially the fields I love to work in are both technically and creative.

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<bot>: I love to work in many different fields: sound, recording, light, advertisement, webstuff, technical stuff. It's hard to find anybody who has a use for my strengths.