The answer is yes — that's a life skill. Being dependable and accountable is about how you carry yourself as a professional, not a cutting technique.
Life skills cover the personal habits and conduct that make you good to work with — reliability, honesty, and follow-through — separate from technical training or state licensing requirements. Showing up and owning mistakes doesn't teach you a single cut, but it's what keeps clients and coworkers trusting you.
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