Hobbies have little influence on resumes, and they are not the places that personnel care most about, but hobbies can make a comprehensive evaluation of job seekers for recruiters. However, hobbies are a plus item in your resume. Well written, it is icing on the cake, and it can even send charcoal in the snow.

Specialties and hobbies can be written around job hunting intentions. Reference cases include:

1, basketball, football, volleyball: team spirit. Suitable for most positions. If you have this hobby, you can write it on your resume.

2, Go, chess: strategic awareness, applying for market or high-end positions is more suitable for writing such hobbies.

3. Reading, classical music: elegance. Suitable for civil positions.

Matters needing attention in job hunting for college students:

1. When applying for a job, college graduates should try their best to obtain recruitment information from schools, regular recruitment websites and human resources markets, and should not be easily attracted by "high salary" and "easy work" to prevent their own interests from being infringed.

2. Some enterprises will exaggerate or conceal the real situation of the enterprise. College graduates should know the enterprise in advance and must not rush to find a job and enter the workplace.

3. College graduates should sign formal labor contracts with enterprises to safeguard their legitimate rights and interests when they decide to join household units.

Labor contract is by no means a form, but a legally binding official text. In addition to working hours, work content, work place, rest and vacation, labor remuneration, social insurance and other necessary provisions. Training, supplementary insurance and welfare benefits can be agreed in the contract.