Skills Inventory Audit: Evidence, Gaps and How to Show Them

List your skills with proof and see what to learn or highlight.

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Audit my skills. A list of skills with years of use, example of use, and any evidence (project, certificate, result): [SKILLS_LIST]. The roles I want and their typical requirements: [ROLE_REQUIREMENTS].

Make a table with Skill, Level (basic, working, strong), Evidence, Relevance to target roles (high, medium, low), and Action (highlight, learn, remove). Identify skills I list without evidence, evidence that I do not mention, and requirements with no matching skill. Count the share of target requirements covered with the arithmetic. Suggest how to present each strong skill in one bullet, a plan for the top two gaps, and projects that create evidence.

Use only the skills and levels I give you, and do not invent any.

Add a worked row set for an invented person: spreadsheet analysis (strong; built a monthly report used by five managers), presenting (working; two team talks), SQL (basic; online course, no project), project coordination (strong; led a 6-month office move), and a count showing 3 of 4 target requirements covered. Suggest one small project to create evidence for SQL.

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