Proficiency?

proficiency in pc sounds correct.

suresh

Anonymous'Proficient in PC' or 'Proficiency on PC' ?

I'm not comfortable with either one.

Assuming you intend to distinguish PC from Macintosh, I'd say "proficient on a PC," or "proficient in PC operation."

You really need to give us the whole sentence in order for us to determine whether
"proficient" or "proficiency" is the better cho

Its a sentence from my resume under technical skills like bullet points, so thats the whole sentence.

My friends resume reads - 'Proficiency on PC' and mine says 'Proficient in PC'

Just wanted to know which one is right?

TA
Arun

AnonymousMy friends resume reads - 'Proficiency on PC' and mine says 'Proficient in PC'

In that case, I'd probably say, "Proficient on PC," but I'm sure opinions will vary.

You might want to consider how you've listed other items on the form, and attempt to be consistent.

Are you telling what you are, or what you have? (You are pro

That was helpful thanks man

Arun

I thoroughly agree with your answer. I'm afraid I should have been a little careful.
Thank you
suresh

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