I made a post a while back asking what level of front end skills did you need to know to get your first front end developer job on another forum; but since people people told me such front end job experiences vary widely, I really like to hear about your experiences.
you can’t measure proficiency in a language with a percentage
you can’t measure proficiency in anything with a percentage
to have the chance to be hired you need to show what you are able to do, no one will take seriously a percentage
as if someone would ever take me seriously if I went around with this on my applications:
- Organic Chemistry 72%
- Analitical Chemistry 87%
etc
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was doing back-end stuff, didn’t know almost anything about front-end, business wanted to get sh*t done, that’s all,
kinda senior full-stack nowadays 
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Usually you have to be strong in at least one skill that they’re looking for to get your foot in the door. The rest, depends on how entry-level the job is. The only way to know for sure is to apply.
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