1a. In all walks of life (at all levels) you have many friends, colleagues, acquaintances.
1b. You have friends from all walks of life.
2a. What matters most is the quality of personnel in all walks of life.
2b. The quality of personnel is needed in all walks of life.
Please correct above.
Thanks.
I couldn’t help making many changes. Sorry, Fathima. You may hear other versions, though.
1a. In all walks of life (at all levels) you have friends and acquaintances.
1b. You have friends from all walks of life.
2a. What matters most is the quality of people, no matter where they are.
2b. For any institution, quality of its personnel always counts.
If you intend using ‘the quality of personnel’ within the scenario of friends and acquaintances, the phrase is ‘off’ a little. The term ‘personnel’ relates to the employees of a business. It’s also not usual to refer to a friend as being of a particular ‘quality’ in that way. In 2b ‘quality’ is uncountable so the definite article should not be used before it.
I think you have addressed the above to the poster. (Edited)
Message #4 is very vague. I don’t understand it.
See it now.
Not completely.
I would still have to make an educated guess at who ‘you’ is, which message is ‘the above’ or which ‘poster’. You might want to consider using names.
However, in applying my educated guess, I would say you are right. Your message #2 was not posted when I opened Allifathima’s message so I didn’t see it until after I had made my post.
I hope that clarifies matters as it seems to be of concern to you.