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🎉 Surprise Skill Shares Once a month, have someone teach a 15-minute skill that has nothing to do with work. You can learn origami, how to make the perfect latte art, or even basic guitar chords. It's amazing what hidden talents your team has!

Just because you don't see the skill or value it, doesn't mean it's not there. And you'd sure as fuck complain if nobody was there to serve you a big Mac, or if the only phone support is an AI that keeps mishearing you. Or your carrots tripled in price because "no skill"

THE SKILL IS NOT COMMUNICATION… Not confidence. Not English. Not public speaking. It’s what shapes how you show up daily. It’s SELF-MANAGEMENT. If you can’t manage you, no company will trust you.

THE SKILL NOBODY TEACHES BUT EVERY JOB DEMANDS: It’s not in school. Not in books. Not in exams. Yet without it, careers suffer quietly. Those who have it grow fast. Those who don’t struggle loudly. I’ve seen brilliant people lose opportunities because of this one skill

You are the one taking the term “unskilled” literally. Just because the highest role you’ll ever reach is licking envelopes doesn’t mean it is skilful If you can be trained to do a range of repetitive tasks in a few hours it’s unskilled.

Last week, we shipped hundreds of Skills. Hundreds of browser tasks turned into APIs. Task completion time from minutes → seconds. Agents are powerful but they’re often slow, non-deterministic, and costly. Skills fix that. Here are a couple of our favorites: 🧵

How to automate 20+ hours of work without hiring (in 5 minutes): I've broken it down into 3 parts: 1. What Skills are (and why they beat prompts) 2. How to create your first skill (no code) 3. How Skills chain together for full automation Most people stop at prompting. Here's…

The skill nobody teaches but every job demands: Knowing how to communicate. Knowing how to adapt. Knowing how to think for yourself Knowing how to work with people. Degrees don’t teach this. Experience does. And it’s the difference between surviving at work and really growing

14 Career Skills No One Teaches You But they separate the good from the great. No fancy degrees. No paid courses.

This week: -Do a skill assessment on yourself. -Read about a skill not related to your field. -Write down skills you are interested in learning. -Read up on skills in high demand. -Reassess your career & skill plan for the year. -Apply for that job. Apply for that scholarship.

Future employers will ask you what you can do with your hands or mind instead of what you read or where you went to school. It is already happening. Look at Elon Musk's recent job advert. He just wants coders. He does not care where, when, or if you even went to school. So, what…

This week: -Do a skill assessment on yourself. -Read about a skill not related to your field. -Write down skills you are interested in learning. -Read up on skills in high demand. -Reassess your career & skill plan for the year. -Apply for that job. Apply for that scholarship.

labour tasks required in production. when competence in a given task requires, on average (and under particular historical & technological conditions) a lot of additional training-hours to develop (beyond general education) the labour used in fulfilling it is called “skilled

"Unskilled" =/= "Not good at your job" "Unskilled" = "Does not require specialised qualifications or training" Yes, it is beyond doubt that this person is very capable. However, the act of placing water jugs in a container is not one that requires specialised skills.

Skills unazoweza jifunza bila ya kuhitaji kwenda shule. Social Media Marketing Digital Marketing Facebook Ads Website designing Graphics Designings Photography Filmmaking Writing Public Speaking Unahitaji tu bundle na self commitment.

Can this whole "unskilled" language get in the bin please. Having worked in "unskilled" and "skilled" jobs, unskilled are more intense, all-consuming and require an incredibly broad skill set. A lot of "skilled" workers wouldn't last a day in an "unskilled" job.

Skills /skilz/ (NOUN): 1. The ability to do useful sh*t. Skills aren’t things you acquire to check a box or make your parents happy. Skills let you do things that matter and out perform the competition. Get some. You’ll thank me later.

These 10 skills require ZERO talent: - Being on time - Work ethic - Putting in effort - Being positive - Being passionate - Being teachable - Being prepared - Doing extra - Being supportive - Being kind It is not about WHAT WE DO It’s about HOW WE DO IT! #ChooseDay

10 in-demand tech skills that don't involve coding sitepoint.com/10-in-demand-t…