You are a person, but clearly you are much more than that. You are good looking and very intelligent and you have a wide range of outstanding skills. You may be great at cooking, an outstanding pianist and perhaps one of the best parents in the world.
However, if I were to interview you for a ColdFusion developer role I would not be very interested in knowing that you make a mean red curry. Although you are a great many things to many people, I would primarily be interested in your skills as a developer. Do you write clean code? Have you used some of the community frameworks? How many years have you been working with ColdFusion? And so on.
In fact my focus would only be on a small part of what you are. I would be focusing on the essential characteristics in you that particularly suited my needs. I would ignore all of the wonderful things about you that are not directly relevant. I have abstracted you into something more generalised and less detailed. You become the abstraction "ColdFusion Developer."
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