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usually people put activities/achievements on resumes, not just hobbies. often they can indicate positive traits- passion, involvement, ownership, leadership,
by zootam 10y ago
usually people put activities/achievements on resumes, not just hobbies.
often they can indicate positive traits- passion, involvement, ownership, leadership, responsibility, etc..
certainly a good idea to list activities and achievements that come from 'hobbies' on your resume.
- emodendroket 10y agoThat's the thing, though, isn't it? Being on a vestry, for instance, is a leadership role, but it also reveals a lot about the candidate that isn't really relevant and may prejudice the hiring person's judgment.