You one-sidedly pick a skill for someone else, that they don't enjoy and don't find useful and that you can't reasonably justify as being useful.
Then you insist that they do it well.
But that's not enough - you also insist that they have to want to do it well.
Which you also can't justify, other than very abstractly, by insisting that everything they do - including things they didn't choose themselves, don't care about, don't find useful and won't actually find useful - they should want to do well.
I'd be more worried for someone who didn't find that preposterous.
Then you insist that they do it well.
But that's not enough - you also insist that they have to want to do it well.
Which you also can't justify, other than very abstractly, by insisting that everything they do - including things they didn't choose themselves, don't care about, don't find useful and won't actually find useful - they should want to do well.
I'd be more worried for someone who didn't find that preposterous.