Skills or Knowledge?

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November 4, 2018, 12:37 pm

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Skills or Knowledge?

In your opinion, which do you prefer? A person with skills? or a person with Knowledge/Wisdom? In this instance, I'm referring to skills as in something you train for. Whereas, wisdom is innate such as inspired or naturally talented but not trained.

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Barida

Barida

Wisdom is everything in the world as we can see that lots of people enjoy life today because of the wise decisions that they have made in life. I think that you should also not undermine those that have got the skills as this is necessary for the development of the world that we are at the moment.

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Steve5

Steve5

I agree. Both are important. But skills are more practical compared to knowledge and wisdom. However, you can more easily acquire skills if you have the latter. They're essential for living a good life.

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allyn2017

allyn2017

I agree with you, if you have skills and you love it and want to learn a lot, then wisdom is easy to penetrate in your head.

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Steve5

Steve5

Wisdom is not easy to attain. It's more of a higher level of understanding. Skill is when you're good at doing something. It's gained from experience. So let's learn more as each day goes by.

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Youngshark

Youngshark

I actually have some sort of disagreements with this fact because regardless of what people think skills are actually contributed to by wisdom. It is not a must for a person to have the classroom knowledge but also the field wisdom helps to accentuate skills.

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jayjaydimson

jayjaydimson

That's definitely correct, you can acquire the wisdom from your skills.

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jayjaydimson

jayjaydimson

Skill is required for a daily living, tho having not enough knowledge can make that skill useless, I guess this two can't be debated.

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Youngshark

Youngshark

I agree when you have the skills but fail to know how to use them properly. You might be low on skills but with the right knowledge still, capitalize on the low skills and achieve greater progress than the one with a lot of skills but little utilization wisdom.

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luv2xacosta

luv2xacosta

Your 're correct. As we grow older some of us grow wiser maybe because they have learn from the mistakes they have made. Skill can be easily acquired but not all have enough wisdom.

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nrnlss

nrnlss

True, both are important. If you have knowledge, practice your skills. If you have skills, widen up your knowledge.

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nrnlss

nrnlss

True, both are important. If you have knowledge, practice your skills. If you have skills, widen up your knowledge.

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Youngshark

Youngshark

I agree. Wosdom can turn you into a person that gains from the skills of others if you know how to use it well. If you are skilled then you have to work for someone else who is much wiser and has opened the business.

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jeffreyjose48

jeffreyjose48

I believe both are needed. They are of the same importance. One is not good without the other. They go hand in hand together.

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Steve5

Steve5

That's right. You need both in order to function well in life. Skills help you get jobs and security. Wisdom enables you to choose what's right for you and other people.

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Youngshark

Youngshark

Wisdom also helps you to advance yourself at the workplace at a place where the rest of your coworkers have the same skills but only one of you can make manager, director, ceo and so on.

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esteban123

esteban123

Yes that is exactly true, they are related on each other and they must be both needed in order to have a better results. We can do more great things if we have the knowledge and skills into certain things because it could give a lot of benefits and even money as well.

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menchuuy58

menchuuy58

Wisdom is the key to success in life. The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. I think you can't have skills if you dont have wisdom.

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stbrians

stbrians

In other eords then you are saying that both are good. Supposing you need to choose only one, then what will you opt for? There are many wise people who ended up dying poor.

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Youngshark

Youngshark

i think that people have gotten lost in the middle of this discussion as a majority are not differentiating between knowledge and innate wisdom which are two different things. Knowledge can be acquired through school while wisdom tends to be more natural.

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stbrians

stbrians

Knowledge without skills cannot be of much help. Skills als come in handy. So I think both are equally important.

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Corzhens

Corzhens

I also go for the wisdom because it is not only about ethics but it also involves the human relations and interactions. With the skills that we have we can do a particular job. But with the knowledge we can converse in the topics that we know even if we do not have the skills like being an astronaut or being a biological researcher. As long as we have the knowledge then the communication and transfer of ideas will be smooth.

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jaybee19

jaybee19

I don't think Knowledge and Skills should be separated because I think both needs to be together at all times. However, if I am only allowed to have one for myself, I guess that would be skills.

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theresajane

theresajane

I agree with you. Skills and knowledge go hand in hand. They are the things that make a person competent and successful. I wouldn't even dare to choose one though.

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jaybee19

jaybee19

Exactly. Knowledge without application is useless and I believe it's impossible to have skills without knowing anything about it. Skills and Knowledge do really work hand in hand.

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stbrians

stbrians

The skilled person will go a longer way even after retirement compared to knowledge and wisdom. The two die out after some time.

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Steve5

Steve5

That's a sad thought. I wonder if it happens to everyone. I hope that I can retain what knowledge and wisdom I have. It would be a great tragedy to lose something we're born with. Especially, after nourishing it for years.

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stbrians

stbrians

A skilled person will still work even if it is in old age while knowledge soon dwindles. Go to the home of the aged and you wi find she people who were once knowledgeable

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Steve5

Steve5

That's a scary way to put it. Dementia is probably one of the worst age related diseases. Same goes for Alzheimer's. I hope that we live a long and fruitful life. May we preserve the knowledge and memories we've gained over the years.

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jaybee19

jaybee19

True. It's actually a bit scary to think about the future especially that no one can predict it for you. With our current diet and the pollution and the development of technology making people to become more and more lazy, I definitely think that there will be an increase with age related diseases like Dementia and Alzheimer's. That is actually why I am very passionate about learning foreign languages because I've read somewhere that learning other languages and being able to communicate using them can help decrease the chances of getting age related diseases like Dementia and Alzheimer's.

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Steve5

Steve5

That's cool. I've also read about that. The article said that exercising our minds can help prevent Alzheimer's and other age related mental disease. Eating natural and organic food definitely helps prolong our lifespan.

Like you said, pollution and environmental stress can cripple our immune system. Our bodies need a good living setting in order to stay strong.

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jaybee19

jaybee19

True. That is why my grandma prefers to live in our province which is an Island with a rural setting. There, she is able to talk with her peers and can eat fresh fish that are given by her fishermen neighbors which is definitely good for her entire health. By God's grace, my Grandma is turning 80 this month and she doesn't look like a normal 80 year old woman because she can still do a lot of house chores.

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Steve5

Steve5

Amazing! I hope we can also achieve that ripe age. I remember reading something about the perception of growing old.

Most people look at it negatively and see it as growing weaker. But others like us see it as a testament to how long we've lived and how blessed we are to still be alive on Earth.

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jaybee19

jaybee19

I hope so too sir. I really want to grow old while not seeming too old to do at least some of the things I am used to do as a younger version of myself.

True. It's actually a bit saddening to think that it could also happen to us where a lot of people in our circle would look at us as weak individuals as we grow old while we, does not think the same way about ourselves. But anyways, I want to see it as a matter which I shouldn't mind so much because as we grow old, we will definitely fight for our own battles ourselves and our loved one's help will be there to make us strong.

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focusedwriter10

focusedwriter10

Your statement has some truth in it. This reminds of a saying that says general knowledge will never create wealth, despite its abundance.

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Youngshark

Youngshark

What do you mean about going a long way after retirement? because I know with proper use of knowledge one can get a great life even waaay before they near retirement.

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stbrians

stbrians

Wisdom dwindles with age. One time you become old and senile even to be able to recognize your home.

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Steve5

Steve5

One of the saddest truths in life. We're very fortunate if we're able to live long in life without having gone through it. Some people manage to pass away without losing their knowledge and wisdom.

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Youngshark

Youngshark

By the time that you are old enough to lose track of things and forget even your home then I think that you would have lost the ability and skills you had even longer ago. Like the body depreciates before the mind that is why the old rely on the young to do tasks for them as they are left with the role of delegation and guidance provision.

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Steve5

Steve5

Yes, it's a sad reality. I hope we can still function well by the time we reach that age. It's really eye opening to see how aging affects our roles in life.

It would be nice to still be active despite growing old. I've seen many elderly in Asian countries still going strong.

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Jeane

Jeane

Depends on the skill. Generally as people age though they were quite skilled at doing something when they were younger, they lose that ability. Not completely sure, but their competency drop significantly. Wisdom and knowledge could be useful for a little while longer I suppose before someone goes senile.

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Steve5

Steve5

You have a point. I'd prefer wisdom because we can learn skills faster with the help of it. There's a saying about not working harder. We should work smarter. That's how many successful people achieved great things in a short span of time.

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allyn2017

allyn2017

without skills your knowledge will be useful, but your product won't be that good. Without, knowledge it's the same.

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Kakashi2020

Kakashi2020

I'm all for skills because it involves physical labor which is quite important if you want to survive in the world. What's the use of wisdom, if you don't have the skills to survive?

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stbrians

stbrians

With better skills one will be able to work. Knowledge and wisdom will just help one with skills. No, I better have skills.

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Steve5

Steve5

I'd say that wisdom is more important. Skills are something attainable through practice and discipline. Knowledge and wisdom is different. You'd have to go through a lot in life. And most of the time it's simply something you're born with. Either you have it or you don't.

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nrnlss

nrnlss

In my opinion you need to have both, if you know that you have skills in that department you need to widen up your knowledge so you'll do it well.

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amelia88

amelia88

I think having skills is a form of knowledge in itself - it's a form of knowledge you apply to the real world.

If you only have knowledge, but don't know how to actually explain things to people or get things done in the real world, then your knowledge isn't much use at all!

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anyone01

anyone01

For me both is important. Skill is an carried out form of knowledge. Our body muscle groups emerge as used to of doing that specific task. They circulate exactly and follow the coordinates with accuracy. A skillful driver will not mistakenly push the brake pedal in comparison to a naive driver. His palms and legs will automatically flow in the course of his journey.

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allyn2017

allyn2017

I think you need both. If you have knowledge, you need to practice your skills. And if yiu already have skills, then yiu should enhance your knowledge.

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stormbreaker10

stormbreaker10

skills is better if your have little knowledge in your doing so still dont step aside knowledge. Both are important in life. It depends of how will use this.

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jaymish2

jaymish2

I read a quote on twitter, information is what you get at school. Wisdom is applying that information. I'm not sure you can have one without the other. We learn to get the information, but we need to train ourselves on how to apply. As an employer I would prefer someone whose wisdom of course. Many employers complain that graduate are not job ready. They have no wisdom because they can't apply anything that they have learnt.

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Jeane

Jeane

Skills can be acquired. And passion for for what you learn can be induced. It could be the monetary reward that could get you love what you do or the fear of all the bad stuff that can happen if you don't do something you may not love.

Anyway, I'd prefer to have wisdom first before I go for the skills because that way at least I'd know which skills would be most valuable.

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Steve5

Steve5

That's how I feel as well. Wisdom goes a long way towards establishing our lives. Not only does it give us something irreplaceable, it also makes us aware of important things in life. We can only appreciate what's truly significant through wisdom.

Skills can be obtained through hard work. That's why they're called that.

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beerthooyah

beerthooyah

Wisdom is useless unless applied. Application of wisdom is called skill. Both interconnect with each other so choosing between the two is unnecessary. For example, you have a knowledge in SEO. That knowledge is useless to you unless you are applying it and making profit from it. It is not enough that you know. We have to take actions and apply what we know.

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mosesoscar

mosesoscar

Can't skill be classified as knowledge? The both are acquired, can be improved upon, and can equally be replaced by new ones. A simple definition of skill is "technical knowledge", used more for practical workings; yet it is a kind of knowledge. You cannot compare the both, in my opinion, as i believe a person with technical knowledge takes of from where someone with theoritical knowledge left.

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mark8625

mark8625

Both are really important. Skills and knowledge is a good combination to be successful in life. These two are really important ingredients to get whatever we desire in life.

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Alymae

Alymae

I believe that this two are equally important. It is never enough to learn just one of this two in order to be excellent in your craft. You need to have knowledge and be skilled to do your craft excellently. Knowledge is never ending, it is ever growing. Skills are always improving overtime, you need to train to increase the level of your skills. It never stops.

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jayjaydimson

jayjaydimson

Skills and knowledge can both acquired, the knowledge is much important than skills.

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Martinsx1

Martinsx1

To some extent, someone would argue that knowledge is more important because in some scenarios, knowledge is seem as a powerful tool if you know how to use it to get what you want from anyone.

I actually believe that to some extent in our world today, knowledge is very much important and can be worth millions. Why do you think the CIA still wax strong? It's as a result of its power in spy network.

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jpk0007

jpk0007

Well, I think that it must ideally be a combination of these two. Skill without knowledge is something which won't be able to take you too far. One needs the knowledge to use his skills effectively. On the other hand, if you just have the knowledge of a subject and have not trained yourself to implement that knowledge then it is of no use. Knowledge without skills and proper training is going to be meaningless. If you have the proper knowledge and the training required to implement that knowledge, you will be able to use your knowledge in an effective manner.

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vhinz

vhinz

Knowledge and skills are sometimes used interchangeably and it is believed that one has much importance over the other. I will honestly say that this confuses me and I really don't know how to differentiate it. So I'm just going to use the basic definition of these words and use a simple example. According to the article that I have read, knowledge is the theoretical or practical understanding of a subject. For example, we might all know what SEO is about. But simply knowing what it can do to a website, doesn't mean that we are all an SEO expert or we can do SEO by ourselves. While skills is the actual doing or putting into action of our knowledge. Skills are developed by transferring the knowledge through years of practice or experience. Back to the SEO example, if we know the processes involve in SEO, and we do it we our website or to different clients many times, over the years we will develop our skills on SEO.

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theresajane

theresajane

I personally think that without the other, one will not be useful. Both skills and knowledge are important and that these make a person whole and complete. Without knowledge, you cannot gain and use properly the skills that you ought to have. On the other hand, without skills, the knowledge that you have acquired all throughout the years will be useless. You will become a useless person since you don't put your knowledge into something more tangible. So, these two should really go and work together.

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overcast

overcast

I'd say having skills to do the job definitely helps out. I have learned that some of the times having some level of knowledge about doing the job means you can earn money. And that flow needs to be understood as well. So one should be learning the skills at the right time. That being said, skills take time to form and one has to be focused on how they do things the better way.

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Martinsx1

Martinsx1

Both knowledge and skills are very important in my opinion. If you have both of these qualities, it would be the best in my opinion but if you must choose one, I think that I would going with skill depending on the kind of environment I found myself in. If it's a society that is skills oriented, having knowledge alone would be useless.

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Everett

Everett

Hmm... Skills or knowledge. Well, you could not have skills if you do not have knowledge. I believe those two tend to work together. If I am going to be hiring a freelancer I would prefer that this particular freelancer have both the skills and knowledge needed to complete my tasks.

I have run to some issues in the past where a freelancer claimed they were an "expert". However, upon the delivery of work I could clearly tell that this freelancer was not an expert and the work was poor quality. I think sometimes people even fake having skills or knowledge just to make a buck. This is very cruel especially if you are selling service knowing full well that you do not have the education, skills or knowledge to complete the task you were paid to do.

I would never post a service if I did not have the skill or knowledge to complete a clients order. Seems pretty fair to me.

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esteban123

esteban123

I think if I can have them both then the better because having a knowledge and skills seems to be related with one another. We cannot have much skills if we don't have some knowledge into certain things that is why both of them are very important in our success.

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cmoneyspinner

cmoneyspinner

I would rather have knowledge. That' way I can teach somebody who has skills. If I have the skills, I want somebody with knowledge who can teach me!

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esteban123

esteban123

Yes that is a good point and I would love also to have some knowledge since we can help other people who don't have such learning. It is good to help others by way fo teaching since they will really learned a lot.

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DenisP

DenisP

I think that both of them are incredibly valuable and have their place in the world, but those places are distinctly different.

Wisdom is an invaluable characteristic. You can consider it a life skill, because a person with wisdom is going to be adaptable to many situations. The thing is, all the wisdom in the world isn’t going to fix my plumbing if you don’t know how to repair a pipe. Wisdom says that my bathroom is going to be flooded if the pipe isn’t repaired, but skill actually repairs the pipe.

It might be kind of a bad and overly simplified analogy, but I think it gets the point somewhat across.

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theresajane

theresajane

I agree with you. Both are important and it's hard to leave the other one. It would be not balanced to have great knowledge but with no skills or the other way around.

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DenisP

DenisP

There is an old saying that goes, “Understand that, just as a bird needs two wings to fly, you must develop wisdom and compassion simultaneously. Wisdom is a correct understanding of reality and compassion is the desire for all beings to be liberated from the causes of suffering.”

This discussion reminded me of that quote because it is the same concept, just different wings. You need to develop both wisdom and skill in order to effectively maneuver through life.

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Corzhens

Corzhens

It depends on the kind of work of the person. If you are hiring him for a particular job then the skills for that work is very important and it is probably the paramount element instead of wisdom and knowledge. I had seen peons and masons who don’t know much about life because they were not educated but they are good in their craft so they are earning good money when they work abroad. My brother-in-law said that in Saudi Arabia there were Thai carpenters who couldn’t speak English but they are good carpenters which mean the skills mattered most.

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edencaga

edencaga

I would choose both. I believe skills and knowledge are important. You can't be great if you don't have those things. With your knowledge you have, you can apply those abilities using those information you know and that's what we called skills. Knowledge is useless without skills. You can't perform skills if you don't have knowledge in particular thing so I guess both are much important.

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astraherondale

astraherondale

I believe that both are necessary. There's no point to having knowledge if you can't put it to use, while skills can't be learned without the appropriate knowledge - both should come hand-in-hand. Now if I were to pick between having more skills than knowledge, or having more knowledge than skills, I'd pick the latter. After all, knowledge is power! And skills can be learned with practice.

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superlicca

superlicca

Skills and knowledge are both important. It is hard to survive if you only have skills but lack of knowledge. The good thing is that you can learn skills and have knowledge if you will work for it. Some are born to have them but some are determined to have both.

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allyn2017

allyn2017

i agree with you, without the other one, the other would still be useful but not as effective as the both.

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Ywun

Ywun

I prefer knowledge rather than skill. However, there will alter in some different fields where technical skills are highly demanded. But personally, knowledge is the better way to get progress in your job or career.

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mcnasci24

mcnasci24

Knowledge is power. I'd rather have wisdom than skills. I can always hire a person with the skillset I need, or learn a new skill myself. Knowledge and wisdom are not so easy to attain, as they only come with intelligence and experience.

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allyn2017

allyn2017

i agree with you, skills can be develop if you work hard.

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mcnasci24

mcnasci24

Indeed. That is what you work for during your life: developing skills. Sadly, not everyone endeavors to develop wisdom or knowledge these days.

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menchuuy58

menchuuy58

Knowledge and skill are essential to sustain life. Since I am asked to choose, I prefer knowledge because I believe if a person is knowledgeable or wise, he or she can acquire skills which he or she likes or needs. An intelligent person can better understand on how to translate his or her knowledge and wisdom in practical and beneficial ways.

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mhingnhormz

mhingnhormz

Skills or knowledge: These ingredients in people life is very much significant. Skills and knowledge are both important. Skills can't be used without knowledge and so as knowledge without skills.

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allyn2017

allyn2017

i agree with you, both are really important.

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Jelineex

Jelineex

I prefer skill because everyone of us has a common sense. We are born with natural wit. Knowledge can be acquired or learned from experiences, what see , what we read and we draw conclusions. Not everyone applied what they have learned. But, I do agree that both skills and knowledge is always a good definition as a person.

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knnon

knnon

Both are important in a way but if I were to choose between the two I'd choose Knowledge. As important as skills can be, a skill of course can still be learned and mastered through training and practice.

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Steve5

Steve5

That's an interesting choice. I guess both are important for everyday life. You can't really go without any of the two. Choosing would only show which one you'd rather focus on developing.

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knnon

knnon

Knowledge is power, as they say. Without knowledge there is no success as knowledge helps us develop not only skills but our personality and behavior as well. It also helps us manage not only relationships but also problem solving.

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allyn2017

allyn2017

I agree with you, skills is nothing without the knowledge.

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Carrascoshiela

Carrascoshiela

Both are important to have. You cannot acquire skills without enough knowledge about something. You have to know your craft to be able to acquire the skills and apply it at work or passion. You cannot just choose one and use it. You will lack the capacity to execute a task.

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dzonyfox2

dzonyfox2

Off course, both are important. But i will say skills. I think that knowledge is something possible to reach for almost everyone. And you don't need the knowledge of the whole world. It is good to have as much knowledge as you can, but what is important is that you have the knowledge that you need for your work. It depends from work to work, but in practice, usually, you don't really need too much knowledge. Much more important is to have skills. Without them your knowledge is almost worth zero. In order to produce anything in your life, it is necessary to have the skills. Not everyone can have the skills. In the end, skills will determine your success in your job.

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jessie271

jessie271

For me, it's both. If you have the inborn talent or skill, you are blessed. But you can train even more to improve yourself more in the field. That way, your inborn talent will be enhanced.

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