Posted on Aug 4, 2016
12 hobbies that look great on your résumé, and one that doesn't
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As the traditional career advice goes, you usually shouldn't include your hobbies on your résumé because they take up valuable space and waste the precious few seconds a recruiter spends skimming through your history.
But in some situations, they can actually add value to your résumé and help you stand out in a good way.
But in some situations, they can actually add value to your résumé and help you stand out in a good way.
12 hobbies that look great on your résumé, and one that doesn't
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Sorry I hit enter by mistake, I was saying I wish I'd been more involved at the car hobby shop while I'd been in as well, I found being there quite enjoyable, actually, many thanks.
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TSgt Steve Waide
Yes Capt Daniel Goodman I too spent a lot of time at the auto hobby shop on base when I was a young Airman living in the dorms. Usually it was frowned upon trying to make major upgrades to your car in the dorm parking lot. LOL
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Personally, I love aikido, as well as iaido, myself. I wish I'd done both while I'd been in, as well as gone for my private pilot and higher licenses through the aero club where I was, I was very interested in amateur radio as well, I also wish I'd been more involved with it, incl the MARS program for it. Back then, as well. I had two amatrpeur licenses as a ham, one as a novice I got as a kid in boy scouts p, the other a technician I got later on, I can't recall when, whether when I was in or aftermidmgotten out, both are long since expired and nonrenewable, unfortunately. I also spent a good deal of time in the car repair hobby shop where I was assigned, I wish I'd go
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