Kotoba no Hibiki

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A: Did you hear that?
B: What?
A: They say that he’s planning a new business venture with her.
B: I see. He found a good person. She always does a good work, dose she?

In this situation, what should you say ‘She always does a good work, dose she?’ in Japanese?

Business

B：なるほど。彼かれはいい人ひとを見みつけましたね。彼女かのじょはやり手てですからね。

Note: This is not a word-for-word translation.

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A word-for-word translation

B：なるほど。彼かれはいい人ひとを見みつけましたね。彼女かのじょはいつも良よい仕事しごとをしていますからね。

It’s a natural expression.
But, in this situation, where he is starting his own business with her, やり手て is more appropriate.

やり手て means a person who is great with high ability, especially in management skills.
The following words have similar meanings.

手腕家しゅわんか

敏腕家びんわんか

腕利うできき

凄腕すごうで

They mean a person who is more capable, agile or profitable than others, which is usually used for a person who is good at their job.
手腕しゅわん can be used without 家か, and, for example, you can say 素晴すばらしい手腕しゅわんだ when you see someone doing very well.