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Skillset vs. Skill set

Skillset

/skɪlset/
A range of abilities or expertise that someone has for a particular task or job.

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Skill set

/ˈskɪl sɛt/
A collection of abilities and expertise that a person has, often related to a particular job or activity

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Ways to tell them apart:

etymology
  • "Skillset" is a compound word, while "skill set" is two separate words.
  • "Skillset" is commonly used as a single term to describe a group of skills, whereas "skill set" can emphasize the detailed collection of skills when listed separately.
  • Remember: "skillset" is compact and efficient, just like having a strong skill set!
  • In formal writing, "skill set" is often preferred to clearly illustrate the distinct skills involved.
  • Imagine "skillset" as being more informal and trendy, while "skill set" is more traditional and explicit.
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