Personal hobbies, interests and specialties Personal hobbies, interests and specialties and resumes are the first step in finding a job. A good and excellent resume can leave a good impression on recruiters, so the process of finding a job will be much easier. Many people don't know how to write. Let's share our personal hobbies and specialties. Personal hobbies and interests 1 personal hobbies (1): 1. Proficient in computer application, proficient in operating various office software such as Word, Excel, Outlook and ERP; 2. Diligent and studious, careful in work, clear-cut, hard-working, and strong sense of responsibility; 3. Cheerful and optimistic personality, good at interpersonal communication and team spirit; I like calligraphy and have the necessary writing ability. Personal hobbies (2): 1, Go, Chess: strategic awareness, it is more appropriate to write such hobbies when applying for market or high-end positions. 2. Reading, classical music: elegance. Suitable for civil positions. 3. Dance: outgoing and easy to communicate. Suitable for public relations and marketing positions. 4. Speech and debate: Strong communication skills, suitable for marketing and sales positions. 5. Tourism: the ability to adapt to different environments and the ability to learn quickly. The exception is that some jobs require frequent business trips, and job seekers who have hobbies in this field will always doubt that they have the necessary advantages and are suitable for sales jobs. 6. Taekwondo: Yes. Suitable for management and marketing positions. 7. Basketball, football and volleyball: team spirit. Suitable for most positions, if you have this hobby, you can write it on your resume. Personal hobby (3): I am good at communication, have good coordination and organization ability, have a good image and treat people kindly. Easy to understand new things, unique in dealing with people, integrate theory with practice during work, be conscientious, unite colleagues, strictly implement the tasks assigned by superiors and finish them in time; Is a comprehensive quality-oriented talent. I have good professional ethics, strong sense of responsibility, self-motivated, strong affinity, serious and responsible work, honest and trustworthy, humble attitude, take the development of the company as my own responsibility and take the initiative to complete the work. I have held many positions in my last company, from cashier to accounts receivable to general ledger accounting. I have been constantly learning in different positions, understanding various businesses and operations, and constantly doing my best. Personal hobby (4): I have worked in the network information department of the school association and the student union of the inspection college as a class cadre; It has cultivated my good leadership, management, cooperation, communication and innovation ability, and enabled me to deal with problems objectively and rationally, take the overall situation into consideration, and hold an attitude of seeking solutions to everything. One year's internship has enriched my experience, cultivated my innovative thinking and problem-solving ability, mastered the basic theory and operation technology of clinical examination more systematically, mastered the experimental inspection principle and operation technology of microorganisms and viruses, and possessed strong comprehensive analysis ability and practical ability, as well as necessary scientific research skills. I am cheerful and enterprising; Have good team spirit and interpersonal relationship, be conscientious and responsible in work, be diligent and studious, be patient and meticulous, be good at inspiring others in work, and be good at and love to communicate with others; Dare to explore and innovate, have a strong sense of professionalism and responsibility, and be full of enthusiasm and yearning for life and career. Personal hobby (5): 1, export customs declaration: drafting customs declaration, filling in export goods packing list, filling in export goods invoice, filling in export goods driver list, filling in export goods unit price, gross and net weight of export goods, declared number of vehicles loaded, driver information, container number and commodity inspection. 2. Familiar with national tax and customs policies and have a deep understanding of export tax rebate. 3. Proficient in tax-free electronic declaration, Kingdee software, personal income tax anti-counterfeiting tax-controlled invoices, online tax returns, foreign exchange verification, etc. Can independently handle a full set of foreign-funded customs accounts (balance of three accounts, six accounts of customs, customs self-inspection form, and how to deal with the overflow of bonded materials). 4. Be able to handle the overall accounts independently, including: tax exemption, electronic declaration by general taxpayers, final settlement of income tax for joint annual inspection, tax refund by general taxpayers and daily tax issues. , and has a good external environment. Personal hobbies, interests and specialties 2 The "hobbies and specialties" in the resume are not very convincing. If it is not specific, it will only waste ink and even backfire. Therefore, when you describe your hobbies and specialties, you must pay attention to the following questions. (1) Write strengths. Don't write about your weaknesses. Which project the interviewer may be interested in, and sometimes he will talk to you, especially after several or more interviews. Some recruiters like to talk about some light topics. Once you tell your weaknesses, most people will be embarrassed, show embarrassment and lose confidence, which is very bad for you. More importantly, the recruiter will think you are lying. (2) Write only two or three strengths. Because few people can reach the level of decathlon. If you think you have many advantages, then the hiring manager will think that your standards may be lower. Of course, some people do have seven or eight strengths, but most people don't believe that there are many personal strengths, so you don't need to write so much to avoid giving people a frivolous feeling. (3) Don't write unspecified hobbies. These are very broad words. For example, if you are a Grade 9 piano player, but your resume only says that you like music, it may be misunderstood that you just like singing karaoke. Unspecific hobbies are usually understood as you have no real hobbies at all. To make matters worse, people will think that your writing level is poor. And reading such hobbies is best not to write. Which student didn't study hard at the cold window to get through today? Don't write well unless you really have a good understanding of a certain period of history and literature. You know, most of the personnel managers in Chinese-funded enterprises are from liberal arts, so you can't fail in business, and it's not clear who will win in literature. (4) It's best to write down one or two sports hobbies, otherwise the hiring manager will think that you are in poor health, not suitable for sports, or lack perseverance and don't want to exercise, because some jobs require frequent business trips or overtime, and such high-intensity work may make you incompetent, so you may not be hired. I might as well write about badminton and other sports that I often play in my daily life, which will neither improve my ability to pick up the ball most of the time nor disappoint the hiring manager. As graduation approaches, there are always a lot of forms to fill out. Among them, there are always many people who don't know how to fill in the specialties and hobbies in their resumes, because many people have not found their own specialties and hobbies. I'm afraid I'll leave a bad impression on my resume. Generally speaking, it is to grasp the main points, exaggerate appropriately, and not be too different from the reality. First of all, it should be clear that major is not a specialty. As a chemistry major, taking the ability to do experiments as your specialty can't make you stand out from the crowd. If you have a strong professional quality, this should be strengthened in other parts of your resume. On the contrary, things with special skills do not have to reach the professional level. For example, a liberal arts student is rich in computer knowledge and likes to delve into computer problems. Ordinary soft and hard faults and network problems can be solved by yourself, but there is a certain gap with the level of professional graduates without systematic and special education and training, but it is an advantage to combine with this major. Hobbies are relatively free, as long as you like them, whether to a certain extent or not. For example, you like singing, but your singing can make people "never forget", but it doesn't matter. At present, many recruitment companies only look at the "special hobbies" in resumes, so some students feel that it is not important and can fill them in casually. In fact, this idea also has some truth. Many recruitment is just a formality, but if you meet a strong competitor, the recruiting unit may have to look at your other conditions. Some companies also take "special hobbies" seriously. So this item still needs to be done well. Some people have many specialties. What should I write? This should consider the occupation of the unit you are applying for. Write what is beneficial to your professional advantage and omit what is unfavorable. For example, if you work as a clerk in an office, but you write "You have a lot of experience in making money through online games", people will doubt whether you will concentrate on your work, but there is no absolute pessimism. From the side, you are very talented in learning and doing business. If your boss has the same hobby as you, he may hire you for it. However, it is better to use it with caution. First, exaggerate and beautify appropriately. If you are lazy at ordinary times, you can write that you have strong anti-interference ability and like light music (especially lullabies, but it is a matter of artistic accomplishment for employers). If you don't take the initiative, you can write that you have strong independent thinking ability and like reading (it is best that others don't disturb you to read and sleep, and people who like learning give people the illusion of being gifted). If you cheat freshmen to succeed, you can write that you have strong communication skills and are good at communication (being good at deceiving your superiors and your subordinates is actually a kind of strength). If cheating freshmen is unsuccessful, you can write that you are sincere and like to help others (caring is actually good, maybe the employer lacks more than a dozen handyman). Second, avoid making something out of nothing. A classic example is that a person wrote in his resume that his specialty is basketball, but he has never been exposed to it. As a result, the company activities, the boss asked him to invite five people to play basketball. As a result, it is conceivable that the true level has been exposed and people have doubts about your honesty. However, there is no absolute thing. Someone once wrote CET-4 in an electronic resume, and the result was an interview. At work, the company also affirmed this person's performance and considered him a rare talent. Generally speaking, specialties and hobbies are only an additional requirement, and enterprises should not be too harsh on personal hobbies. This article is just some personal ideas, I hope to give you a reference. I hope you can criticize and correct your personal strengths and self-evaluation: 1, be proficient in computer applications, and skillfully operate various office software such as Word, Excel, Outlook and BRP; 2. Diligent and studious, careful in work, clear-cut, hard-working, and strong sense of responsibility; 3. Cheerful and optimistic, good at interpersonal communication and team spirit; 4, like calligraphy and have a certain writing ability. Reading, swimming, basketball, speaking and debating. Cheerful, enthusiastic, careful, efficient, diligent and strong organizational skills. Conscientious work, strong sense of responsibility, studious, good at summing up, open-minded and studious. Treat people warmly, be steady and serious, and be enterprising. Familiar with office software word, excel, ppt, etc. , and have a certain understanding of network management. Good writing skills and strong oral expression skills. Cheerful personality, modesty, self-discipline, self-confidence, studious, down-to-earth, serious and responsible, persistent, adaptable, hard-working, quick-thinking, innovative, and dare to meet new challenges. Self-evaluation: I am willing to realize my value through my passionate and proactive efforts and make the greatest contribution in my work: as a beginner, I have excellent learning ability, am willing to learn, dare to innovate and constantly pursue Excellence; As a participant, I am honest and trustworthy, full of teamwork spirit, with strong endurance, willpower and hard-working quality, serious and responsible for my work, proactive, optimistic and persistent, and dare to face difficulties and challenges. Honest and trustworthy, strong sense of responsibility, and team spirit. I believe that my knowledge and ability to do things can be fully qualified for any difficult work, and the hardship of the environment can not prevent me from completing the work I want to complete. But I will devote all my youth and enthusiasm to my work, make due achievements and contribute to the development and growth of the company. I hope your choice and my efforts can bring us a win-win result! Personal hobbies and specialties 3 How to write a resume hobbies 1. The hobbies written on your resume should stand up to scrutiny. Hobbies that can withstand scrutiny generally have such characteristics: they have won a certain level of awards; Which authority is certified; Or specific details. For example: dance, the first prize of the school welcome party, was recommended to perform in colleges and universities in the province; Piano level 8; Basketball, the school team power forward, such a hobby can be written into your resume. In addition, don't write hobbies for the interviewer. If you write a hobby on your resume, you may be asked for details by the interviewer. If you scribble, it will be more troublesome to be asked and will be considered dishonest and dishonest. For example, when someone writes a book, the interviewer teacher asks: Which book have you read recently? Why do you read this book? What is the general plot of this book? What is your biggest gain? With these questions, it is clear at a glance whether you really like reading. 2. Try to write some hobbies that can add points to your resume. Some hobbies are universally applicable, and most jobs can be written. For example, you can write about your hobbies. Many enterprises, especially large enterprises, are very interested in people with stylistic expertise. They need such people to adjust the atmosphere when building their internal team. Sports hobbies, especially basketball and football, can reflect team spirit and are conducive to writing on resumes; Volunteers, volunteers, this hobby can be written, reflecting the spirit of charity. 3. Hobbies should be matched with work. Different hobbies show different personality characteristics of job seekers. Writing hobbies that match your job will add points to your resume. On the contrary, hobbies that don't match your job will reduce your resume. Some hobbies are only suitable for certain positions, such as singing and dancing. There is no problem applying for sales and marketing positions. However, I have seen a man who applied for a data analyst's hobby is dancing and even taking part in performances, which has affected the professionalism of his resume. Might as well not write. Hobbies such as reading and music are temperamental and suitable for R&D, analysis and assistant positions, but such hobbies may show a lack of interest in interpersonal communication and may be negative to some interviewers when applying for sales and management positions. Of course, there are some hobbies, such as watching TV, playing games and collecting transformers toys. Don't write unless you are applying for a film and television and game-related industry, which is tantamount to suicide. Some hobbies can be simplified without writing a resume. Increasing hobbies can enrich your resume. For college students with less experience, this can be written. For experienced people, hobbies can be omitted to avoid distracting the interviewer and affecting professionalism. Whether or not to write your hobbies and how to write them in your resume is by no means arbitrary. It must be based on: management plus points.