Proficient in office software

Explain in detail which project will be operated.

Recently, I have seen many resumes saying that they are proficient in operating office software, PS, video editing, AI and so on. Then, when you ask what tools you will use and to what extent, you will often get an innocent smile, that is, you can typeset, tabulate and do PPT. You ask him to elaborate, and basically he can't go on. Why, many students feel that they are skilled after using it. What is proficiency? You can arrange a tender in minutes, make a table of various formulas in eccel in minutes, and make a PPT comparable to a blockbuster in minutes. This is proficiency. Any position needs to use office, and using it well is definitely a plus item.

At present, more than 90% of the resumes of recent graduates, including professionals, describe computer skills in this way: skilled operation of office software. Or "proficient in Excel, word, PPT, etc." . In the eyes of employers, such writing is aesthetic fatigue, giving people the feeling of fraud, exaggeration and dishonesty.