But they make sure their kids with the raft of extracurricular activities will have the soft skills of interchangeable CV fodder.
Since all the operational skills are interchangeable, one single price per unit, the number of employees will be proportional to the amount of operational skills, and it can be expected that the vast majority of employers will conduct business through an incorporated company.
For employees like factory workers, whose skills are essentially interchangeable, a union often bargains uniform salaries, say $25,000 a year.
With deep, soul-searching lyrics of lost love, obsessive love, regret and joy; and talent and skills that are interchangeable and unwavering, Mumford and Sons proved no matter the genre, when a band has that special "It" factor, fads and trends and market analysis really do become irrelevant, so lost in the emotional pull and the human masses who respond.
Furthermore, skills are not arbitrarily interchangeable.
If the former, then the two measures would be interchangeable as tests of academic English skill, though with important practical differences between the two in terms of administration and scoring.
In these desultory days of auto-tune, when singer and pole dancer -- two professions with formerly diametrically opposed skill-sets -- are now, sadly, interchangeable, Donna Summer's protean abilities seem even more impressive.
If you let go any expectation of real generative magic, of something grander or stranger, smarter or funnier, "Botanica" can be enjoyed, in bursts, for its high illusion-making skill and for the strength of its athletic, interchangeable dancers.
Skills such as communication, management, information technology, and planning are all interchangeable.
And private sector providers want to de-professionalise and down-skill the practice of medicine in order to make staff more interchangeable, easier to fire, more biddable and, above all, cheaper.
