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I disagree, because they're completely arbitrary and a full bar can suggest that you either know everything, or you can't improve any more. Trying to represent
by FuzzyDunlop 14y ago
I disagree, because they're completely arbitrary and a full bar can suggest that you either know everything, or you can't improve any more.
Trying to represent knowledge or skill on a finite scale is a bad idea, I think. If I got this CV in a pile I'd want to see examples to demonstrate that skill in place of this section, not a set of percentages pulled from thin air.
- S4M 14y agoAgree. The OP should mention what he has done or what he knows with the technologies and languages he is assessing himself. For example: Matlab: built a model to do X in matlab, used very frequenty to do my reports for two years.