But, as I have advocated in this column since the beginning, matching skills is only PART of the process; other factors such as lifestyle, location, values, and environment are far more important in finding a satisfying career.
My passion for which I wanted to match my skill, was scraping, parsing and analyzing data in order to uncover stories.
The Sahni-Henn bout was among several at the church that night, some pitting the Police Department's boxing club members against visiting police officers from a Hungarian team, matches where considerable skill was on display.
Hopper was an extraordinarily gifted mathematician, yet the prospect of her finding a job in the private sector that matched her skills was virtually non-existent.
But on an organizational level, we are matching skills to challenges.
A delightful ball by McGinn gave Cummings a clear sight of goal after his classy first touch took him away from Rob Kiernan, but that skill was matched by the save from Wes Foderingham.
Their technical skill was matched by what one woman called the "great, unquenchable, patriotic desire to do my bit".
Gilmore, whose musical skill was matched by a flair for showmanship, was particularly influential in promoting technical skill and repertory of high quality.
This decidedly calm life is all part of the enormous effort Joe has put into staying out of the shadow of the late Mathew Spork, an East End gangster whose skill was matched only by his flamboyance.
The overwhelming lack of skill was matched only by the air of resignation that hung over the ground at the final whistle and, given the financial problems of the two clubs, a spell in administration looms.
