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My favorite I saw on a resume was power bars, something like: Skills: Language A [-][-][-][-][-] Language B [-][-][ ][ ][ ] Framework C [-][-][
by sethammons 8y ago
My favorite I saw on a resume was power bars, something like:
Skills:
Language A [-][-][-][-][-]
Language B [-][-][ ][ ][ ]
Framework C [-][-][-][-][ ]
Product Management [-][-][-][-][ ]
Technical Comms [-][-][-][-][-]
Leadership [-][-][ ][ ][ ]
- altairiumblue 8y agoI think this is tacky and draws unnecessary attention to the weaker skills. List of them in order of relevance/experience/proficiency with enough details about the relevant projects. From that point leave it to the employer/recruiter to figure out your skill level.
- kull 8y agoI run an IT department in my startup and hiring devs on a regular basis. This shown above is the most confusing and pretty much meaningless way for me to judge your skills. As mentioned in one of the comments above: I want to see in which job and which projects and when the last time you used those skills. Show me examples of the use.
- romanovcode 8y agoI do the hiring for my company. This is the worst thing you can do. These stupid bars show absolutely nothing to me.