Guides
Wording computer skills: examples by role
Office, ERP and industry software: stating IT skills concretely and with levels.
Computer skills: good says nothing – programs with levels and use do.
Getting concrete
- Name programs: Excel (pivots, lookups) instead of Office.
- Add levels: basic, advanced or daily use.
- Mind the industry: SAP, accounting or CAD prominent per role.
Staying current
- Cut the old: what you have not used in years goes out.
- Learn new: one course a year keeps the list fresh.
- Collect proof: certificates and projects back the list.
Keep IT skills as their own list – sorted by relevance to the role.
Frequently asked questions
Still name MS Office?
Yes, with programs and levels – expected, but not self-evident.
Name typing speed?
Only where it counts – such as transcription or data entry.