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> No need to get into your hobbies I know you are trying to be 'one of the good ones' by saying this, but my hobbies are significantly more interesting and ref
by inurely 3y ago
> No need to get into your hobbies
I know you are trying to be 'one of the good ones' by saying this, but my hobbies are significantly more interesting and reflective of my ability than the work I did collecting a paycheck by appeasing the frontend framework gods for some crapp that is long dead now.
And the people in charge of hiring with this "resume first" mentality will likely keep it that way.
Why does "previous employment" even play into the calculation of how my collaboration will help you achieve your goals?
- pan69 3y agoIf you think that your hobbies are a significant contributor to the role you are applying for, put it on your resume. I'm sure that OP meant discussing things that are not directly on your resume or are tangibly related to the application/role and don't have any real merit in being discussed and/or add any real value in being discussed as most people's hobbies have nothing or little to do with their professional life.