Solving the "What to Write" Dilemma on Skill Sheets ―― Skill Log Releases Suggestion Feature

Fabulous Inc. (Headquarters: Kyoto City, Representative Director: Yu Okamoto), which operates "Skill Log," a career support service for engineers, began offering a new feature in March 2026.

This feature implements a suggestion function that supports input content based on companies' evaluation points when creating skill sheets, providing an environment where engineers can create skill sheets that are easily understood by companies "without wondering what to write."

■ Development Background

Engineers' skill sheets play a crucial role in project participation and job hunting activities.

However, on the other hand, there are many challenges such as:

• Not knowing what to write to be evaluated

• Having experience but being unable to articulate it well

• Evaluations varying greatly depending on how it's written

Furthermore, companies check skill sheets from certain perspectives, such as:

• Scope of responsibility

• Technologies used

• Team size

• Achievements and innovations

The current situation is that
a "writing gap" exists between job seekers and companies.

To solve this problem, Skill Log developed a suggestion feature based on a company's perspective.

■ Overview of the Suggestion Feature

This feature supports input content based on the points that companies actually check when creating skill sheets.

▼ Step-by-step Skill Input

Skill sheets can be entered in a step-by-step format that follows the flow of actual work.

• Requirements definition

• Basic design

• Detailed design

• Development

• Testing

• Maintenance and operation

Each step is designed to naturally elicit "points that companies look for," allowing the content to be organized simply by proceeding with the input.

▼ Suggestion Feature by Technical Domain

Furthermore, skills are organized by domain, and appropriate content is suggested according to each category, such as:

• Frontend

• Backend

• Business systems

• Cloud

• Tools

In particular, even for items that engineers themselves tend to omit, judging them as "not important," such as:

• Cloud services like AWS

• Communication tools like Slack

• Various tools related to development and operations

these items can be fully entered through suggestions.

Skills can be selected and entered in a format that...