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What another word/phrase for the term "fast learner"?

Asked by jjosephs (115points) August 26th, 2009
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ben's avatar

Quick study.

ben (9080points)“Great Answer” (6points)
jjosephs's avatar

How does accelerated learner sound to you guys?

jjosephs (115points)“Great Answer” (0points)
ben's avatar

That sounds reasonable. What’s the context?

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rebbel's avatar

Speedy student.

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jjosephs's avatar

@ben It’s for my resume – I freelance so frequently required to learn new softwares/technologies for a new project.

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PerryDolia's avatar

Quick on the uptake. Astute.

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Dog's avatar

Accelerated Learner

“has a strong aptitude for absorbing new technologies and software and applying them in a timely manner to projects on hand.”

Dog (25152points)“Great Answer” (4points)
jjosephs's avatar

@Dog Good description!

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Sampson's avatar

Quicker picker upper.

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Buttonstc's avatar

Precocious?

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Disc2021's avatar

@Sampson Lol.

Just avoid awkward terminology – it could be a big turn-off or come off as bullshit to an employer. Most of the time it’s better just to be up-front and to the point.

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