What is the best way to describe technical skills (programming languages, computer software, etc.) that you know very well, but are not an "expert" in, on an EL resume?
From what others have posted in resume threads, I've noticed that the word "Proficient" is often too strong to use for EL resumes. On the other hand, the word "Familiar" is a bit weak, as it does not imply a very strong grasp over the skill.
One suggested phrase I've seen is "Working knowledge of", but I think this is a bit long when you want to condense a lot of skills on one line.
What do you guys think? Is there a middle-of-the-road word for this situation?
From what others have posted in resume threads, I've noticed that the word "Proficient" is often too strong to use for EL resumes. On the other hand, the word "Familiar" is a bit weak, as it does not imply a very strong grasp over the skill.
One suggested phrase I've seen is "Working knowledge of", but I think this is a bit long when you want to condense a lot of skills on one line.
What do you guys think? Is there a middle-of-the-road word for this situation?
Describing Technical Skills on EL Resume
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