Why Experience Is Actually Irrelevant

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[@kennethmark6088]

The truth is that only a handful of elite Aluxers will understand what this video is all about - with experience all you might have could just be surface knowledge but with expertise, you don't just have knowledge, you also have depth and a solid and constructive ability to execute.

[@joaom2057]

To me is very difficult to understand how can anyone be an expert without experience.

[@ConnieGriffith-u4z]

Managing money is different from accumulating wealth, and the lack of investment education in schools may explain why people struggle to maintain their financial gains. The examples you provided are relevant, and I personally benefited from the market crisis, as I embrace challenging times while others tend to avoid them. Well, at least my advisor does too, jokingly.

[@SophiaBint-wj8wn]

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[@alicebenard5713]

This is superb! Information, as a noob it gets quite difficult to handle all of this and staying informed is a major cause, how do you go about this are you a pro investor?

[@ConnieGriffith-u4z]

Through closely monitoring the performance of my portfolio, I have witnessed a remarkable growth of $483k in just the past two quarters. This experience has shed light on why experienced traders are able to generate substantial returns even in lesser-known markets. It is safe to say that this bold decision has been one of the most impactful choices I have made recently.

[@KatherineAnderson-lm8bw]

Wow, that’s stirring! Do you mind connecting me to your advisor please. I desperately need one to diversified my portfolio.

[@blessingpaul5484]

I’ve actually been looking into advisors lately, the news I’ve been seeing in the market hasn’t been so encouraging. who’s the person guiding you?

[@zerodegreescelsius]

It is possible to get three years' worth of expertise in a year with focus and determination, but three years of experience requires three years. There is no way to get there faster...no leverage. And years of experience does not equal expertise. This is a real kick of inspiration for me to go execute my plan! Thanks for this video, Alux! Love this!

[@marikothecheetah9342]

Taking into consideration that a) a lot of things got individualised (companies' programmes etc.) it's impossible to learn it all, b) most things require short training to get the hang of it. c) things change so quickly it's rather more useful to know how to learn than to rely on experience which might become obsolete very quickly.

[@stevenporter863]

A rookie can't cook something faster just because they memorized the recipe. If it takes an hour no matter what, it takes an hour.

[@lynetterice8413]

Experience still matters to me depending on situation🤷🏾‍♀️

[@reckyvarado2398]

nah you dont have a brain

[@Marcus_Africa]

And you think your opinion matters.

[@lynetterice8413]

@@Marcus_Africa yup

[@darius5396]

I remember starting off in the workforce and most places I applied wanted experienced people. How can someone get experience if they're not given the chance to do so in the first place?

[@Chaos1612mr]

We have all been there

[@egten9357]

Experience = earned x labored Expertise = learned + developed Experience + Expertise = Mastering the Art of your Craft. :)

[@therrendunham5594]

This.

[@tonem427]

Experience goes a long long way. Is the muscle memory and the adaptability of the individual when put in the same scenario. And yes, it's not an indicator of good craftsmanship or expertise. But experience will get you out of many difficult scenarios. Overall in life. This video came from a young person's perspective of the work force. I remember being 20 something and thinking everything you explained. And in my late 30s now I see it every day,. The young eager worker that thinks he will out pace the 20yrs vet that's also still young and learning. Great video though..👍🏾👏🏾😉

[@dexterspeights3484]

I agree, the best teacher in life is experience!

[@AJ56]

Experience is vital, work in the real world and you’ll find out real fast.

[@thriveatworkwithWaqasMalik]

I believe in this before, I thought about this issue while trying to get a job. Expertise can be developed by getting into work.

[@maureenobrien4807]

The Queen''s English Only. Thank You.

[@SeeingSebastian]

Knowledge is powerful, experience is helpful 😊

[@wealthylee9334]

I agree. But expertise comes with experience. So you need both.

[@SYEDNAQVI28]

It's the same discussion as Experience Vs Talent... From the team's perspective both are important. However from an individual's perspective, only an experienced person can recognise talented people and give them the initial break that they need. So For me, It's Experience.

[@RuQuanSavion]

it seems like many of you missed the point. No matter how much experience you have, if you have intangible qualities like hard work, expertise, passion, and network then you have a chance to succeed. Of course experience matters. But it doesn't have to.

[@stevenporter863]

Okay, so if you were getting surgery or on a plane in a storm would you rather have someone with experience that did it before, or a rookie with theoritical knowledge from some lecture or website?

[@Jessy_world40]

Just like you said a rookie is not an expert but someone that just started. And I bet you won't pick the person with experience over an expert in the same scenerio

[@joaom2057]

Right. Expertise derives from experience

[@code988yay]

I agree with the basic premise of this video, as I would trust a classically trained racecar driver who’s only driven for 3 years more than my mom whose driven for 30 years, even in casual day to day driving, but I don’t understand how someone can gain expertise without experience, as even in my comparison, the two have probably driven for the same number of hours, because my mom only drives to and from work while the racecar driver spends 6-7 hours a day at the track

[@tadiwanashemhukayesango9734]

Alux, I'm with you on this one, some are failing to grasp the main idea of this video...... And my advice is to watch it again, forget what you think you know a bit and jus listen, you'll be surprised....

[@kratoscraken5614]

Someone who reads books on fighting vs an actual fighter. Alux......keep practicing 👈👈👈👈🖕

[@johnq.public2621]

If there has been lessons learned from experience, then wisdom can exist, if those lessons are applied in a permanent and meaningful manner. You can be experienced and intelligent, but unwise.

[@CrazyDominant]

Guess I’m gaining expertise in getting rejected by jobs..apply to job, go to talk to the person, they don’t hire you, repeat.

[@auro1986]

narrator says you can't complete experience of watching 15 videos in alux channel daily because alux will keep uploading vidoes about anything and something

[@richarde1142]

"Experience" is just time spent. Expertise includes intention, learning from failures and stacked results.

[@luisdetomaso867]

But having failures and stacked results requires experience...

[@richarde1142]

@luisdetomaso867 Experience means essentially nothing, If it doesn't include learning from stacked failures.

[@luisdetomaso867]

@@richarde1142 Unless they are a moron, everyone learns from failures. Even animals do this

[@ronnelhamiel7921]

Lots of degrees are not necessary for most jobs. It's just a process of eliminating certain class of people.

[@KhoLiFnet]

Thank You Alux team for keeping me well informed throughout the years and beyond.

[@ErnestDuran-w1w]

My Expertise on the world is unique…. I found over 100 flaws in the English Bible but I never found one flaw in Larousse Encyclopedia….. You have a video that said that if you have your name on the building that you have made it. 95% of all the buildings in the United States have floors empty….. meaning they are not making money

[@ibrahimjadallah7132]

This’s a confusing message somehow Alux I think. However, if there’s any possibility that the person with experience might not be skilled enough doing certain job, then the person who’s without is definitely not skilled at all. So eventually any company should ask for a kind of experience.

[@teenindustry]

One breeds the other. Certainly I’ve met experienced people who hate the job they are experienced in so suck and work on auto pilot but expertise really grows when you do something a lot. I’d want to know what professional development the person did on the way. Nobody with 5 minutes experience is very expert because they haven’t had time to figure out what works better

[@nimjimbhutia4802]

Theory is easy to say but hard to apply…like small actions daily is better than one with theoretical knowledge guys who suffer only in procrastination for a years in gaining experience in paper.

[@micon9460]

The more I watch alux videos the more I realize living in the country doesn't apply. The steel mill I work at you need experience way more than your expertise. And all of your high horse downgrading people is absurd. Us hard working mill workers making $150k+, living modestly wouldn't qualify as quality people you speak of.

[@joaom2057]

No!! It's the experience that provides you the time to get better, to understand when you have to get out of your comfort zone. With Experience comes strategy and eventually expertise. Alux, this time you got it all wrong.

[@magickittenz]

They want you to have a skill. Like someone doing a trick on a viral video. It gets way more views and positive feedback. Advancement in ability brung everyone up, to a harder standard.

[@aaronaustrie]

Jobs today want 5 yrs of experience soon as you leave college but they don’t realize that this isn’t easy to attain when you never or couldn’t work full time because of your schedules and college life 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@MostAlpha]

Experience is what you get when you are not successful in application. Focus on mastery and execution to become an expert on anything.

[@gator6596]

Get some experience then your comments may have some impact!

[@MostAlpha]

Typical Dimwitted response. Go back to school and learn to read.@@gator6596

[@lockvegas05]

Experience does matter

[@martykauffman]

Yeah, great advice just stay on the grind you know put in the work

[@Harish1990ty]

I think both are required to grow and be fruitful.

[@Adam-k9s7v]

Even the art of cultivating expertise to the highest level takes a long time, and as luck would have it the longer you work in a disciple the greater your experience. So in other words, skilled expertise leads to greater experience.

[@nardsgo-out4553]

Experience is still the best Teacher go Ask craftsmen, artist, architects and oh LAWYERS 😅

[@russlea6383]

Well said, Madame Aluxa. This is why college, in many cases, is overrated.

[@reckyvarado2398]

someone finally said it lol. traders have 10 years of experience but still lose a trade and call themselves experts what idio-s

[@reckyvarado2398]

for those who would say that the market akways has risk to lose money, nope thats just coping you are struggling to have a strategy that always wins after 10 years idio-s

[@emmanuelkoroma6039]

You need some level of experience before you can become an expert why because It easier to become an expert with having some years experience.

[@shaheemjackson283]

Alot of objections within the comments sections based on this episode... Love to see people using their own brain power!!!

[@hugh009]

In reading David Epstein's Range you will discover that patterns and chunking account for experience but EXPERTISE is achieved through STRATEGY.

[@aaronaustrie]

I have no experience in anything. I believe school is to be blamed for that.

[@CHRISTENESELLECK-qr9jp]

My expertise earned gained through my years of experience wants to scream that this is a ridiculous statement.

[@spacecoastaesthetics6990]

One year of expertise does not equal 10 years of experience. Scary

[@imageadvisorsinternational7935]

Cardiologist with 20 years versus cardiologist with 5 years…Experience wins!

[@Jessy_world40]

In that case you need to become an expert first(getting the degree) without the degree qualifying the person, the experience regardless of how many years is very much useless.

[@chameleonrrag8]

Experience is ALWAYS the best teacher.

[@douglaswood3083]

As any skilled tradesman knows, experience creates expertise.

[@STM2811]

Not quite. Experience enhances, chisels and shapes expertise. A non-singer can't become a great singer with experience alone. You need to have the basic singing expertise. The experience can only enhance the expertise. Without experience, expertise is like a ship that never leaves the harbour. Without expertise, there is no ship.

[@primothegreat9022]

Expertise is for technicians Experience is for entrepreneurs

[@kingshipt]

💯💯

[@thakurtimmy8624]

Big salutes u aluxes lady 😊👌🤟👍

[@olly2027]

Thanks for telling me tge difference.

[@ritikkaa15]

Thanks for sharing.

[@TheTerminator-n3j]

I saw the comment below me with 55 likes who didn't seem to pay attention about the difference between expirence and expertice. 55 people need to go back to school to learn to comprehend and listen. 😂

[@jcollins934]

1

[@Nocode.Millionaire]

another gem

[@maureenobrien4807]

I giess.ylou.got the sarcastic lady back...lol...

[@alenimbang2356]

Experience (idiot) vs Expertise (genius)

[@MARA_O1]

Brilliant ❤❤

[@ShaKing_037]

Hello Alux

[@VicDamoneJr82]

This is a great point …

[@javaidak4204]

😂 doesn't experience add to expertise to an educated knowledge able above average I.Q person? I think experience is essential in any case❤

[@JsPerspective]

Not necessarily. If you love what you do. It can

[@mydickenscidar2033]

I'd rather have a heart surgeon with 10 years of experience than a surgeon with no experience

[@Ayo_Aderinola]

"The most valuable thing which comes to your life is Experience" - Orison Swett Marden, How to Get What You Want.

[@Yaya-cl3tu]

The experience/expertise argument sounds more like semantics than anything else.

[@marikothecheetah9342]

No. Experience is: yeah, I did that, I lived through that. expertise: I did that, I know that thing inside out, I know what works to achieve the result and what not. I know how to to that thing most efficiently, how to improve on it so that it's getting better.

[@dexterspeights3484]

Experience is when a person knows how to do something with a high level of skill without thinking about it!

[@azukaabrahamnduka5242]

Expertise is a preference

[@luisdetomaso867]

Sorry, Alux, but nobody reaches expertise without experience. If you are trapped in a burning building, do you want the firefighter with 10 years of experience or the guy who studied firefighting hard for 6 months?

[@stevenporter863]

Exactly. Sounds like Alux would choose the first pancake.

[@BruceSelby1]

It seems to me fire fighting hasn’t changed at all for a very long time and like what they dress in this video.

[@stevenporter863]

@@BruceSelby1 Watching and reading how to do it is different from actually doing it. I watched a documentary on sky diving, but that doesn't make me a expert. Right?

[@richarde1142]

I could be terrible at something and have done it for a long time. I think the idea is expertise includes a dedication to learning from the failures. If someone just does the minimum for a long time, they could still suck at it.

[@shahrulamar5358]

​@@BruceSelby1😅😅

[@joaquinparra1540]

Final words are so true, don’t wait for others to give you a chance to build the experience and don’t let enyone else hold you back because you re lacking it. I’ve experienced this during my life and my career.

[@YouChwb]

There is NO substitute for life experience no matter what kind of mindset one thinks they have.

[@DopeTheG]

Exactly, It is always better to do something that you're good at and get experience in that.

[@arizonalifestylechannel2186]

I totally agree with the main Idea of this Video, I have come to find that some people can be in a line of work 20 years and operate at a lower level and be more expensive at the same time. I personally have been in my business for 29 years however I alway pay attention to the industry changes and key performance indicators that are expected from a key person in my Department. Many people underestimate the calculations made on the value of a persons ability to bring profit and results to an organization. This is analyzed buy any reasonably successful business today so you need to master these Key Performance Indicators to stay relevant.

[@KSlivinghappy]

Great video 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@CrazyDominant]

I see both ways here. Alux and the comments. Some things do require experience (like a doctor or something) but in many jobs (like small shops, hotels, possibly restaurants), like someone said, “how are you supposed to get it, if you aren’t given the chance?”-I very much understand that too. In fact, in my first ever job (a factory), I came in, and acting in the arrogance of youth, acted like a know it all, and got the job. BUT... fast forward to after I gained more (and more of a variety of) experience (in factories, hotels, shops, selling handmade things, dog sitting, fixing electronics, etc.), now I’ve had many issues finding a job at times. And yet, now I actually have more skills than I did, but they won’t hire me..? It’s almost like you have to come in to interviews, acting like you’re already the boss when you first walk in the door. And that’s very weird to do, whenever, bc like the poster said, if you aren’t given the chance like in my case, and keep getting turned down for jobs, now I guess you’re supposed to walk in like you’re already the boss, whenever, you may only have, like 6 months or less experience in that specific field. Guess they only hire actors now...Idk! Lol! I think they make it way too much about personality now, or just how happy you pretend to be. But it’s like, if you ain’t making enough to feed yourself every day, how the hell are you gonna have a “pleasant” personality all the time whilst still job hunting, because no one will give you a chance?!

[@adriand2895]

That's the reason why subscribing to Alux was the best thing ever. Since I started watching Alux 6yrs ago, looking back I can see myself so far from what I was before watching it!

[@bl1429]

I worked at a high stress position. Give me an experience person over booklearning any day of the week. Exerpertise comes from experience.

[@adrianchitiga]

So that's y people lie on CV s I get it now I was always afraid of lying on mine geez wat a waist of tym haaa 😂😂😂😂

[@ErnestDuran-w1w]

The judge 👩‍⚖️ said: unbelievable he is the best out of all of them….. Experience not experienced

[@naoremgajendra]

Expertise is kinda raw special knowledge while experience means used that knowledge already! An experienced driver will beat a person with the highest knowledge of driving expertise but not used them yet! So, you shouldn't underestimate the importance of experience! This video title should be better as"Expertise versus Experience"!

[@daquanbenson549]

This video is what I've been looking for. I currently am on a long and arduous chase to get into medicine many positions require experience. It makes me angry sometimes because not having so called experience in most jobs limits you to being full filled. But I digress

[@FinanceAvalon]

Expertise Comes with Experience😜

[@Jessy_world40]

But not all experience makes you an expert, to me expertise comes with an intensive training and more intentional than experience

[@FinanceAvalon]

@@Jessy_world40 you are definitely correct 🤝

[@Aadhithyan01]

Make video on top 10 richest chess player in the world. Hope you will make it 🙏

[@karrykae3010]

For all of you in these comments that are poo pooing this, you have completely missed the point of the video.

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[@sharkknight4921]

So Progressive Overload is what we need.

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[@lucrativeibc3837]

Wow

[@yodaleiheehu3280]

It's irrelevant when your dad is the CMO of the company

[@limpoimboela2092]

First here 😅

[@emamodeigugu8190]

Well said

[@СергейНиколаев-б8ж]

Thanks!