Sentences with phrase «entirely different skill set»

As a woman, you come to the table with an entirely different skill set than your mate, including the ability to shift more quickly from an argumentative stance into a conciliatory one.

This time, the developers and their über - motivated challengers from the audience will need to activate an entirely different skill set to take home the trophy.

I'm so imposed by anyone who vlogs - that's an entirely different skill set!

Creating a situation where people with entirely different skill sets and perspectives must work together can stimulate the best type of creativity and bring unexpected breakthroughs in thinking.

Children indulging in free play are using their creativity, as well as drawing upon entirely different skill sets from those required by structured activities such as conventional games and sports.

Not exact matches

For example, new markets can require entirely different sets of skills and expertise, and if you hire only in your headquarters, the limited geographic reach can strangle the size of your applicant pool.

The Eagles won't go with punter Donnie Jones for kickoffs because the skill set and mechanics for punts and kicks is entirely different.

And while viewing and responding to memes requires one set of intellectual skills, creating them based on a current unit of study requires a skillset entirely different.

You will need an entirely different set of tools, skills and mindset for publishing than you are using in the writing process.

These dogs needed an entirely different set of skills.

How you decide to take down these enemies is entirely up to you, as Kirby has a plethora of different skill sets that he can absorb that give him a huge variety of abilities.

This requires an entirely different set of skills.

Talent retention is a large issue (which I will save for a different post) entirely, but wouldn't a firm rather hire an associate with a full set of potential skills than someone who may well be smart but has much less willingness to stay and tough out the first years of practice so that the firm can recoup their investment?