Personal hobbies: reading, listening to music, collecting stamps, musical instruments, art, planting flowers and trees. ? My personal suggestion: don't write about personal interests, such as singing and dancing, but try to write about personal advantages that are helpful to your future work, such as communication skills, coordination skills and leadership skills. This advantage can not only show that you are mature, but also be beneficial to your future development (of course, you can't exaggerate). Just write what you like to do and what you are good at. If you are writing a resume interview, you should infer what kind of personality the employer needs to write about your hobbies and specialties according to the nature of the position you are applying for. For example, writing that you like reading, writing and listening to music shows that you are more studious and motivated; Like playing ball, swimming, climbing mountains and traveling, which shows that you are cheerful, healthy and have a strong team spirit. Pay attention to what you write on your resume, because some employers will let you show your strengths immediately during the interview. (This article is organized by www.wenshubang.com, a resume website of college students) I am conscientious, studious, good at summing up, open-minded, enthusiastic, steady and 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.