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24 points · 3 years ago
If you put it on your resume, they will ask about it. And if you
underwhelm, it will look worse than if you just acknowledged
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wouldn't have even bothered to list C if you really were great at A
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B. The 2 or 3 questions you answered right about A and B
r/cscareerquestions • Posted by u/arcticfox___ 12 days ago
aren't going to reassure them enough.
I've seen resumes with two separate sections for "proficiency"
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and "familiarity".
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a lot of things" is fine. If the employer is looking for entry-level,
they will not expect you to have all that depth yet. So just being
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honest that you are a smart person that simply lacks experience
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Gold 8 points · 3 years ago
This great advice. I have a list at the end of my resume that
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has all the languages, frameworks, etc I know something
r/cscareerquestions • Posted by u/BluePilotPen 24 days ago
about, but I break it out into Proficient, Experienced, Basic. It
also helps you get past HR resume bots to list more things
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is in no dishonest to state you have a basic
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a wide array of items. Even at basic though,
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something down as basic, you should be able to do a
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28, 2018 on it since that algorithm is so basic it's simply a
r/cscareerquestions • Posted by u/AutoModerator Robot 27 days ago
syntax test really.
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main advice...
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Looking back at my 10+ years as a web developer, and a warning to others on what not to do.
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