Fiorsam Sep 20, 2006:

Of course we've heard the expression, and it does mean to be extremely flexible, beyond the "expected" 100% (e.g., availability for overtime). It just sounds too conversational for a resume. But if this is what the writer wanted ...

sarahl (X) Sep 20, 2006:

we do say "150 %" as in going the extra mile. I'm just surprised they would use it in a resume.

RHELLER (asker) Sep 20, 2006:

I am shocked that we have no one who actually knows this expression...and yet the client saw it fit to put it on their CV?

Fiorsam Sep 20, 2006:

I agree completely with juliebarba

Julie Barber Sep 20, 2006:

I'd write it literally - I mean it doesn't look good but that's what they've chosen to write....

sarahl (X) Sep 20, 2006:

I just have!

RHELLER (asker) Sep 20, 2006:

Sarah, have you actually heard someone use this term?

Fiorsam Sep 20, 2006:

I guess it means to be very, veeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeery flexible. It's not exactly the kind of phrase I would use on a CV, But maybe in Belgium....:-). To be honest, your guess is as good as mine, but I don't see what else it could mean.

RHELLER (asker) Sep 20, 2006:

and what does that mean? to be 150% flexible?