Comments on: Capability versus Competence

Andrew on Capability versus Competence

2007-06-25T12:01:13Z

Great post, although I think you meant “Competence” rather than “Compentence” 🙂

Brett Henderson on Capability versus Competence

2007-06-26T07:20:25Z

Problem with Blogs is that while I have a great editor that spell checks for me, the title isn’t covered 🙂 All fixed now.

Daniel on Capability versus Competence

2007-11-26T10:33:56Z

Brett,

Sorry to bother you again with a spelling error, but the title has “Capabilty” and it should by “Capability” (ity at the end).

Daniel

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2008-04-20T14:44:25Z

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asdrubal on Capability versus Competence

2010-11-18T03:37:54Z

This is a bad concept.

Capability always indicate the “possibility” that the person have to do something, but may be he can not really do it.
“I have the capability of speak in Chineese because i have all the neccesary for this, but i can not because i dont know chineese language”.

Competence is always the capability but shown in practice, This is not the ” possibility” its real, practical.

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2010-12-02T22:28:53Z

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