Definition
The distance between what employees can actually do and what the company wishes they could do, which is somehow always the employee's problem to solve. The gap is usually bridged by a mandatory LinkedIn Learning course and sheer willpower.
Example Usage
"My manager identified a skill gap in my data analysis abilities. The skill gap was actually a tools gap because they wouldn't buy us software newer than 2018." - A skillfully frustrated analyst
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