"missing skills" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to knowledge or abilities that someone does not possess or have not yet acquired. For example: The company hired a new salesperson, who had some of the necessary qualifications, but needed training in certain missing skills.
They do not provide the missing skills needed for growth, and they lead to mediocre performance.
The intensity of the experience and the deep peer and mentoring relationships change the students' sense of self and address learning deficits that run deeper than missing skills.
Sanders admits, as an academic, sales skills are not his strong point but says, as a former civil servant, he had already honed his people skills and that the unit isn't suffering from missing skills.
Jobe realises that he and his mother are missing skills that would allow them to bring in more funds and stabilise the household, but also feels overwhelmed by the day-to-day struggle for food and necessities.
Helping to nurture missing skills is Julian Reeve, the show's musical director, who recently moved with his wife to New York from his native England, where he worked in the theater for some 20 years.
This impacts their influencing skills, which surveys indicate is on the list of missing skills amongst job seekers.
A greater percentage of FOB than non-FOB directors said skills were missing on their boards and the missing skill they named most was HR-Talent Management to a degree almost 3 times that of non-FOB directors.
The results were striking: There was not one meaningful measure from missing skill sets to the effectiveness of succession practices to creating more diverse boards and workplaces on which FOB boards outperformed non-FOB boards.
In this way metacognitive dysfunction is more than just a missing skill.
However, the feedback may entirely miss skills you'll need to develop and display to be a top candidate for promotion to a higher level.
The shorter story is that back in 2009, the Pirates who had then spent the last 17 years finishing under.500, were heavily courting the then (possibly) 16-year-old Sanó, whose can't miss skills were featured widely across the various US publications and the subject of a documentary titled Pelotero.
