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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Proficiency With vs. Proficiency in
We are writing an advertisement for a technical position. Which of the following is correct?
Requirements:
Proficiency with Microsoft Office
Proficiency in Microsoft Office
Proficient in Microsoft Office
Proficient with Microsoft Office
Requirements:
Proficiency with Microsoft Office
Proficiency in Microsoft Office
Proficient in Microsoft Office
Proficient with Microsoft Office
Top answer
I think you can use any of these three (something seems a little odd about the 4th): Proficiency in Microsoft Office Proficient in Microsoft Office Proficient with Microsoft Office Generally, I'd say 'proficient in a subject/skill' and 'proficient with a tool '
- I think you can use any of these three (something seems a little odd about the 4th): Proficiency in Microsoft Office Proficient in Microsoft Office Proficient with Microsoft Office Generally, I'd say 'proficient in a subject/skill' and 'proficient with a tool '
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I think you can use any of these three (something seems a little odd about the 4th):
Proficiency in Microsoft Office
Proficient in Microsoft Office
Proficient with Microsoft Office
Generally, I'd say 'proficient in a subject/skill' and 'proficient with a tool'
Proficiency in Microsoft Office
Proficient in Microsoft Office
Proficient with Microsoft Office
Generally, I'd say 'proficient in a subject/skill' and 'proficient with a tool'
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