Share Skill, abilities and experience→Unit 4C
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1. The New Intern: Sarah just started her first job at the marketing firm. She has a great attitude but hasn't worked in an office before, so she doesn't know how the software or filing systems work yet.
Inexperienced
2. The Home Repair: Your kitchen cabinet door is falling off. You don't have a toolkit, but you managed to tighten the screw using just a butter knife.
Handy with
3. The Language Barrier: You are trying to read a textbook written in ancient Sanskrit. You don't even recognize the alphabet, let alone the words.
Beyond me
4. The Certified Pro: Marcus spent six months at a specialized academy to learn how to handle hazardous materials safely. He has a certificate proving he knows the safety protocols.
Trained
5. The Master Coder: Elena has been programming for 15 years. She can write complex code in her sleep, mentors others, and finishes her work twice as fast as anyone else.
Proficient
6. The "Kitchen Disaster": Every time Leo tries to boil an egg, he accidentally sets off the smoke alarm or drops the pot. He has no natural talent for it at all.
Hopeless
7. The Reliable Worker: James isn't the fastest employee, but he knows exactly what to do, never makes mistakes, and can be trusted to finish his daily tasks without help.
Competent
8. The Wrong Person for the Job: You ask someone who has never touched a computer in their life to fix a broken server. They have no technical knowledge or training for this task.
Unskilled
