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"Proficient" doesn't mean the same thing for the two categories. For example, it probably means: -> for student : "I will manage to have a job a do it" -> for
by Rexxar 9y ago
"Proficient" doesn't mean the same thing for the two categories. For example, it probably means:
-> for student : "I will manage to have a job a do it"
-> for employer : "do the job as good as other employees"
So comparison is meaningless.