I have hired dozens of devs and seen hundreds, maybe thousands, of resumes and I don&#x27;t remember ever seeing one with just one skill on it.<p>I expect a list in order from most skilled to least, with perhaps some qualifier (proficient in:, familiar with:, etc).  The skill should also show up in the areas below (projects, jobs, etc).  If I look at a resume and see iOS listed first on the skills, and it is used in the current job, and it&#x27;s in the first github repo -- I know I&#x27;m looking at an iOS resume primarily.  The other skills just fill out the picture.<p>In your case, I would concentrate on improving your english proficiency (or getting editing help). There are many (small) grammatical mistakes in your question above, and if your cover letter or resume are similar, they could get rejected on just that.  I&#x27;m not saying that that&#x27;s a good thing (I personally have not rejected on that), but the folklore in resume screening values grammar as a proxy for &quot;attention to details&quot;.