Do you list your personality traits? hobbies etc?

I can't figure out what the point of doing that is. It drives me crazy. I can't imagine an employer thinking "well this guy is qualified, but he likes to play video games. must be a slacker". Or the other way "Well, he doesn't have any experience flying a plane, but he goes to church, so god will guide him.

and it's not like any of you put your real hobbies down when you do choose to tell them *more* about yourself, because most of us like to get drunk and watch porn.

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if it's job-related, it's a skill--not a hobby.

if it's not, they won't care.

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Originally posted by verndogs Not at all

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Well some employers ask what your interest and hobbies are during the process of your interview, and the less they have to ask after they see your resume- the better. So it depends on who you're sending it out to.

depend what kinds of education you have and what jobs u had..if u just have a high school diploma, i guess u could add you like to play pokemons or magic cards..haha..

depend what kinds of education you have and what jobs u had..if u just have a high school diploma, i guess u could add you like to play pokemons or magic cards..haha..

i list my penis size on my resume, which is not to my advantage.

I MEAN ITS SMALL.

ps hack the gibson.

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Originally posted by Frenchie Well some employers ask what your interest and hobbies are during the process of your interview, and the less they have to ask after they see your resume- the better. So it depends on who you're sending it out to.

I disagree - the resume is to hook them - the interview is where they get to know you. I wouldn't put anything not related to the job/leadership/career development on my resume.

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Originally posted by washout i list my penis size on my resume, which is not to my advantage. I MEAN ITS SMALL. ps hack the gibson.

either I missed an obscure 80s movie reference or you are making no sense.

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Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov I disagree - the resume is to hook them - the interview is where they get to know you. I wouldn't put anything not related to the job/leadership/career development on my resume.

I agree, but what I've been through and when I used to hire people..both apply.

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Originally posted by BTG Do you list your personality traits? hobbies etc? I can't figure out what the point of doing that is. It drives me crazy. I can't imagine an employer thinking "well this guy is qualified, but he likes to play video games. must be a slacker". Or the other way "Well, he doesn't have any experience flying a plane, but he goes to church, so god will guide him. and it's not like any of you put your real hobbies down when you do choose to tell them *more* about yourself, because most of us like to get drunk and watch porn.

you might as well list your myspace/facebook page instead of your email address!