In
your Resume, you must provide the reader with an understanding of the level of
experience or expertise you possess in each skill.
· "Photoshop", it will mean nothing to your reader.
· ISO 9001:2008, The same as above…
You need to tell your reader if you are an:
- "expert-level" Photoshop user or someone who can only do the very basics?
- "expert-level" Applying ISO 9001 on the Manufacturing Industry.
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As
you can see, there is a big difference and by stating adding those extra words
"Expert-level Photoshop user" can speak volumes on your level of
skill.
Below
some descriptive words to begin your summary bullets with which will help to
provide your reader a better understanding of your background and level of
expertise:
- Highly skilled in
- Possess a strong
understanding in
- Extensive experience in
- Highly knowledgeable in
- Highly proficient in
- 5 years of experience in
… (5 or 10… depends on your CV…)
- Expert-level knowledge
of
- Possess a detailed
understanding of
- Possess a strong
understanding of
- Possess an extensive
background in
- Experienced in
- Highly experienced in
- Possess a strong
technical competency in
- Solid background in
- Solid understanding of
- Well-versed in
- Very familiar with
These
below words can be used as well, however, be careful in using them because are
not as strong. Often these phrases are best reserved and used to address
specifics of the job description in which you have some familiarity with the
requirement, but not necessarily "an expert-level" background of this
requirement:
- Possess an
understanding of...
- Working knowledge of ...
- Familiar with ...
