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ronnyarmin
9 months ago

Do you want to write in when you smoked, played on your phone and slept?

You belong to a CV, not your interests. Where you should never specify yours anyway.

DocPsychopath
9 months ago

I was wondering if this is a troll question. But okay, in doubt for the doubtful…

Hobbies and honorary offices are of interest only if they are related to the contents of the job and qualify with it. Or for guide positions if a guide position is also occupied in the hobby area. So, for example, like a volunteer fireman at the volunteer fire department.

Anson12
9 months ago

Can you do, but smoking, playing cell phone and sleeping as a hobby you make to every company a laugh number as accepted

TomHi20
9 months ago

I would rather choose a sport you like to do to make a good impression.

annie80
9 months ago

No, they’re not hobbies. And also no jobs that contribute to a positive reputation.

If you are in a club, reading old literature or enjoying social games, you can mention it because it points to your strengths.

lichttraeger666
9 months ago

I’d say it for a fun application.

marialexx
9 months ago

Sure, that makes you attractive as a candidate right away.

Britney1103
9 months ago

They’re not hobbies. Then don’t write anything.

XXsadXX
9 months ago

No, you shouldn’t. I never gave my hobbies.

Nelson100
9 months ago

I’m sure you’re going to resume.

Honestly lasts the longest.

How else do you want to get to the civic money?

BlackSoul818
9 months ago

Not better

zocker0796
9 months ago

Yes, then it goes well with citizen money,

Therapeutic
9 months ago

If you don’t want a job, yes..

EnisLatskin
3 months ago

If you don’t want the job, you can write it in

DerHans
9 months ago

“Hobby” only if it has a reference to the intended job.

That’s probably not the case with your “hobbys”. Mobile phone games may even immediately lead to exclusion.