How to fill in specialties and hobbies

When filling in interests, hobbies and specialties, the employer should clearly understand the purpose of setting this item, investigate the interview unit and job requirements in advance, fill in interests and hobbies according to the position, and take every item on the resume seriously.

1. Clarify the purpose of the employer setting this item

First of all, you need to understand the meaning of this item by the interviewing unit. You must know that different companies and different positions have different meanings. Of course, your interests and hobbies reflect your personal habits differently. The employer has only one purpose: whether these interests and hobbies match the position of the company, and whether they affect the position you hold.

2. Investigate the interviewing unit and job requirements before the interview

After receiving the interview notice, you must first investigate the company and have basic information about the company's size, business, etc. Understand, so that you can fill in relevant hobbies in a targeted manner. Similarly, each company has different requirements for the same position. You need to understand the specific needs of this position, and then adjust your interview method according to its requirements. and resume.

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3. Fill in interests and hobbies according to the position

Please fill in your interests and hobbies according to the position you are interviewing for. You must understand that every item in the interview form is not meaninglessly added by personnel. Each item explains your information. HR will screen based on the resume you filled out, so when HR gives you the form, don’t write blindly, think carefully.

4. Notes on filling in specialties

Strengths and hobbies are different. It is not only something you have an intention to do but also something you have to know, or even be proficient in, which is equivalent to a talent. To add icing on the cake, for example, if you have CET-6 or CET-8, this is definitely a specialty, but remember that you must seek truth from facts. Basically, the interviewer will ask you about everything you put on your resume. If you don’t If you know how to do it or just know a little bit about it, don't write it down. Not only will it not help you, but it will be self-defeating.

5. Take every item on your resume seriously

Especially those that test your actual work ability. Things like hobbies, hobbies, and expertise still have some weight, so be careful when writing. Don't be completely different from or even conflict with the position you are interviewing for. This will affect the interviewer's judgment and screening.

Notes:

1. Be sure to seek truth from facts and avoid fraud.

2. You need to think before filling in and write carefully.