Skill Level Classifications
Sharing skill level definitions is critical for mutual understanding and consensus-building between the Client and the Engineer.
Determine the appropriate proficiency level for each item based on the following criteria:
Level | Description |
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Entry / Beginner | Skill:Understand basic syntax and commands, and can write simple programs. Language:Able to understand and use basic phrases and words; able to have simple conversations. |
Intermediate | Skill:Capable of combining multiple concepts to solve problems and create more complex programs. Language:Can engage in everyday conversations smoothly; understands general texts. |
Advanced | Skill:Use advanced programming concepts and patterns to create large-scale, efficient software. Language:Capable of understanding complex conversations and specialized texts; can use natural expressions. |
Expert / Native | Skill:Possess a deep understanding, extensive knowledge, and the ability to innovate new technologies or methodologies. Push the boundaries of language and have the ability to educate or mentor others. Language:Equivalent to a native speaker in terms of understanding and expression. |