It’s the first thing you learn in the game, but if you’re just placing rooms on the fly with no plans for the future, you’ll run into issues faster than you’d think. Wasteland explorers are being trained across all stats. The mistake of building without a game plan in Fallout Shelter has serious long-term repercussions. As my vault improves I'll have an excess of workers, so I'll try to train everyone in endurance and possibly strength/perception.
Personally, I'm training the primary stat and luck for my stay-at-home dwellers, though I'm phasing out diners/gardens and water production as I introduce more Nuka Cola bottlers. In the wastes, success against a specific enemy type seems to be influenced by a specific stat (excluding endurance which seems to be a purely defensive stat). Strength may increase damage (though it's not certain this applies within the vault) and perception may increase aim/hit rate and thus overall damage. (see this question and the links within the answer). When you build a shelter from the creator, no matter the material or roof coverage, when it rains everything inside gets wet and when there's a radiation storm you can still be affected.
However, there is some thought that some of the SPECIAL stats affect combat. The only difference based on level is the dweller's total hit points, and the cost to revive them. Agility and intelligence are probably a waste of time for dwellers who won't be exploring the wastes.
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