Why are there only computer and IT skills and no knowledge of smartphones in the CV?
A resume often lists IT or computer skills. Today, we live in a world where people not only work with computers, but also with smartphones. So why can't you include something on your resume that demonstrates that you have good smartphone skills?
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At my time, we were able to state that we had knowledge of telephoneing in telephone cells or with telephones with dial. 😉
Well, there are practically no standards that determine what to do with the smartphone. I know people who can barely read and write but are on the go with the smartphone, for example for Whatsapp. there are video calls or voice messages etc.
In the case of computer knowledge, you can at least split a little further, for example, whether you get clear with office, or the surfing. and Networks can set up etc.
I would say media competence is a good keyword. The problem anyone can claim. If you have an Insta Tiktok or Youtube channel with reputable content, you might mention it in the CV so that your employer can get a picture of your media skills.
Best, Anna
Smartphone identifiers are of course and are not worth mentioning.
Applications do not ask if you can use an elevator or a coffee machine.
Because the smartphone has become an everyday object of use.
The terms IT and EDV are somewhat more comprehensive.
A smartphone is just a primitive terminal. Anyone who understands something about IT and PC knows everything that is necessary.
Find out what "IT" and "EDV" means…
IT and EDP can include the use of smartphones, especially in today's time. Our technicians often only run around with a tablet to wait for our cash systems.
Tell the questioner.
Just wanted to add, you don't always have to react as aggressively 🙄
Smartphones are also electronic data