Proven skills

“Proven skills” in compare to just “declared skills”.

  • “Declared skills” comes from self-advertising. We can see “declared skills” in each resume.
  • “Proven skills” comes from successfully completed project. Say a buyer post new project into, say, “PHP” category, and the freelancer “TakeReal” successfully complete this project. This means: freelancers “TakeReal” has proven skills: “PHP”. And proven experience with “PHP” projects. In this example he prove “PHP” skills in the just 1 project. Obviously, the more projects from “PHP” category he complete, the more he prove his “PHP” skills and “PHP” experience.
    • Project’s details available for public inspection.
    • Each review from project’s owner available for public inspection.
  • PHP skills proven on 200 completed projects.
  • Javascript skills proven on 67 completed projects.
  • Website Design skills proven on 46 completed projects.
  • ASP skills proven on 43 completed projects.
  • Translation skills proven on 33 completed projects.
  • Script Installation skills proven on 32 completed projects.
  • Perl skills proven on 29 completed projects.
  • Joomla skills proven on 26 completed projects.
  • .NET skills proven on 24 completed projects.
  • Flash skills proven on 23 completed projects.
This post was written by Administrator on October 14, 2009 Comments Off