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When I am asked such a question "How many years experience do you have in skill X?" in interviews, I don't know how to respond it correctly.

Because the culture difference, I am a humble man and don't sell me well. For example, I used a skill X on and off for the last 5 years. When I was asked, my answer was try to calculate the sum of pure months of using the skills. So I always don't get opportunities.

So what is the correct answer?

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    in 2012, I had used xxx for 4 months.
    in 2013, I had used xxx for 1 month.
    in 2014, I had used xxx for 5 months.
    in 2015, I had used xxx for 6 months.
    in 2016, I had used xxx for 5 months.
    in 2017, I had used xxx for 11 months.

Can I claim 5 years experience?

When I am asked such a question "How many years experience do you have in skill X?" in interviews, I don't know how to respond it correctly.

Because the culture difference, I am a humble man and don't sell me well. For example, I used a skill X on and off for the last 5 years. When I was asked, my answer was try to calculate the sum of pure months of using the skills. So I always don't get opportunities.

So what is the correct answer?

When I am asked such a question "How many years experience do you have in skill X?" in interviews, I don't know how to respond it correctly.

Because the culture difference, I am a humble man and don't sell me well. For example, I used a skill X on and off for the last 5 years. When I was asked, my answer was try to calculate the sum of pure months of using the skills. So I always don't get opportunities.

So what is the correct answer?

EDIT:

Say

    in 2012, I had used xxx for 4 months.
    in 2013, I had used xxx for 1 month.
    in 2014, I had used xxx for 5 months.
    in 2015, I had used xxx for 6 months.
    in 2016, I had used xxx for 5 months.
    in 2017, I had used xxx for 11 months.

Can I claim 5 years experience?

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Answer "How many years experience do you have on xxx"in skill X?"

When I am asked such a question "How many years experience do you have on thein skill xxx"X?" in interviews, I don't know how to respond it correctly.

Because the culture difference, I am a humble man and don't sell me well. For example, I touchedused a skill "xxx" in year 2012, sometimesX on, sometimes and off for the last 5 years. When I was asked, my answer was try to calculate the sum of pure months of using the skills. So I always don't get opportunities.

So tell me what is the correct answer?

Answer "How many years experience do you have on xxx"?

When I am asked such a question "How many years experience do you have on the skill xxx"? in interviews, I don't know how to respond it correctly.

Because the culture difference, I am a humble man and don't sell me well. For example, I touched a skill "xxx" in year 2012, sometimes on, sometimes off. When I was asked, my answer was try to calculate the sum of pure months of using the skills. So I always don't get opportunities.

So tell me what is the correct answer?

Answer "How many years experience do you have in skill X?"

When I am asked such a question "How many years experience do you have in skill X?" in interviews, I don't know how to respond it correctly.

Because the culture difference, I am a humble man and don't sell me well. For example, I used a skill X on and off for the last 5 years. When I was asked, my answer was try to calculate the sum of pure months of using the skills. So I always don't get opportunities.

So what is the correct answer?

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Answer "How many years experience do you have on xxx"?

When I am asked such a question "How many years experience do you have on the skill xxx"? in interviews, I don't know how to respond it correctly.

Because the culture difference, I am a humble man and don't sell me well. For example, I touched a skill "xxx" in year 2012, sometimes on, sometimes off. When I was asked, my answer was try to calculate the sum of pure months of using the skills. So I always don't get opportunities.

So tell me what is the correct answer?