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If someone asked you to list your skill set, you probably wouldn’t mention the fact that you show up for work every day. But Jon Acuff, author of Do Over: Rescue Monday, Reinvent Your Work, and Never Get Stuck, says you should rethink your definition of skills and recognize that the small things like showing up are often the "invisible" things that contribute most to your success.
"Most people think of the word ‘skills’ too narrowly, assuming that it means a subject you’ve earned a degree in, or bullet points you can list on a resume," he says. "But skills are more than that. Your employer expects you to be at work every day, for example, and if you Google, ‘why do people get fired,’ absenteeism is on every list."
Via The Learning Factor
You should rethink your definition of skills: the small, often invisible, things contribute most to your success.
for us students, this looks okay. possibly a few monographs to peruse
and the opportunity to reassess our skill set.