What do you think is more "important" for you in your work - the training you have or the experience

I think experience is more important than training at work. Training could help us learn new things and sharpen our skills, however, just having knowledge and implementing it is different. In most cases, we face difficulties in putting what we have learned into action and bring in tangible results. It’s is why I value experience more over training. In addition, experience can make us jump in at the deep end because we have already done it before. However, the importance of training should not be overlooked because if you are stuck in the same place with the same skills, you would fall behind in the competition and you will gradually lose your competiveness. A good example is a top-class athlete like an Olympic champion. They have to concede their trophy to a new champion unless they keep practicing and developing new technics. Nothing will remain permanent. Everything changes. Your experience can do work well at the beginning and for quite a while. However, training should follow.

Happy Friday, Sir [이름]! Happy July, too! Hihihi. I hope that you will have a wonderful month ahead of you. You are right! Everything will change. It is important for us to be trained in order to do our tasks well. I totally agree with all of your ideas written below. See you in class. Teacher Nina   I think experience is more important than training at work. >> correct Training could help us learn new things and sharpen our skills, however, just having knowledge and implementing it is different. >> correct In most cases, we face difficulties in putting what we have learned into action and bring in tangible results. >> correct It’s is why I value experience more over training. >> correct In addition, experience can make us jump in at the deep end because we have already done it before. >> correct However, the importance of training should not be overlooked because if you are stuck in the same place with the same skills, you would fall behind in the competition and you will gradually lose your competiveness. >> correct A good example is a top-class athlete like an Olympic champion. >> correct They have to concede their trophy to a new champion unless they keep practicing and developing new technics. >> correct Nothing will remain permanent. >> correct Everything changes. >> correct Your experience can do work well at the beginning and for quite a while. >> Better: Your experience can work well at the beginning and for quite a while. >> OR: Your experience might work well at the beginning and for quite a while. However, training should follow. >> correct