How to Edit a Consultant's Tech Stack and Skills in Sprint CV

How to Edit a Consultant’s Tech Stack and Skills in Sprint CV

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Keeping a consultant’s tech stack accurate makes every CV and every match better. Adding, sorting and removing skills only takes a few clicks from their profile.

Prefer to watch instead of read? Here’s the full walkthrough:

Open the Skills & Evaluations section

Open the consultant’s profile and press “Edit Profile” to enter edit mode. Scroll down to the “Skills & Evaluations” section and click the pencil icon. Here you can see all skills and their competence ratings, sorted by years of experience.

edit a consultant's skills in Sprint CV

Add a new skill

Scroll down and click “Add Skill.”

edit a consultant's skills in Sprint CV

In the new window, type the skill name and select the correct one from the list.

edit a consultant's skills in Sprint CV

You can then assign it to specific projects by checking the box next to each one. Click “Apply” to confirm, the skill will now appear in the list.

edit a consultant's skills in Sprint CV

Add several skills at once

Scroll down and click “Add Multiple Skills.”

edit a consultant's skills in Sprint CV

Enter the skill names separated by commas, assign them to the relevant projects, and click “Search and Add.” The newly added skills appear at the bottom of the list.

edit a consultant's skills in Sprint CV

Sort skills by years of experience

To sort everything by years of experience, scroll up and click “Auto-Rating.”

edit a consultant's skills in Sprint CV

Remove a skill

Click the icon next to the skill, and in the new window press “Delete.” If you only want to remove a skill from a specific project while keeping it in others, you can do that through the same process.

edit a consultant's skills in Sprint CV
edit a consultant's skills in Sprint CV
edit a consultant's skills in Sprint CV

Save your changes

Once you’re done, click “Auto-Rating” again to reorder the list, then scroll down and click “Save.” The consultant’s tech stack is now up to date on their profile.

Edit skills checklist

  • ✓Enter “Edit Mode”, scroll to “Skills & Evaluations” and click the pencil icon
  • ✓Click “Add Skill” to add one skill and assign it to projects
  • ✓Click “Add Multiple Skills” to add several at once
  • ✓Click “Auto-Rating” to sort by years of experience
  • ✓Click the skill’s icon and press “Delete” to remove it
  • ✓Click “Auto-Rating” again to reorder
  • ✓Click “Save” to confirm the changes

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I add a new skill to a consultant’s profile?

Click “Add Skill” in the Skills & Evaluations section, select the skill from the list, assign it to projects, and click “Apply.”

Can I add multiple skills at once?

Yes. Click “Add Multiple Skills,” enter the names separated by commas, assign them to projects, and click “Search and Add.”

How are skills ordered on the profile?

Click “Auto-Rating” to sort all skills by years of experience.

Can I delete a skill from just one project?

Yes. The same delete process lets you remove a skill from a specific project while keeping it on the others.

What happens if I don’t click Save?

Changes to the skills list aren’t confirmed until you click “Save,” so make sure to do that before leaving the page.

Still have questions about managing skills? Send an email to hello@sprintcv.com and our team will walk you through it.

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