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For actual party skills, yes, companions don't need to put points into skills that you're going to put 10 points into.
With 2 exceptions.
1. Healing skills, since if you're the only medic and you get knocked out, the healing is going to be really slow. If there's a backup medic that stays out of combat, then they can help you heal up faster.
2. If said companion is going to be your vassal later.
rest in post above.
Trainer is NOT party skill. Actually it is only special skill that affects party and where each party member use his full number because skill itself is personal.
As side note - there are mods that changes those skill rules. For example in Viking Conquest even if leadership is leader skill (hence only party leader skill should apply) the bonus is actually SUM of all party members
8 10 PD companions with 6+ PD bows will wreck an enemy's face off, while your mook shield holds them back. (and they'll probably have 10 IF and PS as well).