Is lifting considered a hobby? Can I put this on my resume and not be laughed at?
Is lifting considered a hobby? Can I put this on my resume and not be laughed at?
Thomas Phillips
Adam Rivera
SIX BRAAPS MORE THAN ENOUGH TO KILL ANYTHING THAT MOVES
Adam Bennett
Say you do Olympic weightlifting so it sounds more professional.
Wyatt Peterson
Yes, it's technically a hobby: bodybuilding, powerlifting, exercising, etc.
Resumes are sales pitches. If you can sell it, then include it, if not, don't.
Brandon Long
You're pretty good.
But seriously, don't put it on a resume.
When you go to an interview, it should be obvious from your appearance that you lift weights.
If you put it on a resume and your employer doesn't think you are big your file will go straight into the garbage.
Alexander Rivera
pretty... good...
Hudson Sanchez
I'd say don't put hobbies on your resume. If it doesn't directly relate to the job in question, they don't care, and it can only work against you.
Sebastian Harris
I would definetly say something like "I exercise regurlarly to keep myself fit and healthy" or something like that, I did for my resumes and I landed an apprenticeship a year ago.
Caleb Roberts
Do people really put hobbies on resumes?
>Not gonna make it
William Moore
>I'd say don't put hobbies on your resume.
This. Hobbies are something you chit-chat about with the interviewer when they're trying to see if you'd be a good fit, not something you write explicitly on your resume.
Ayden Hernandez
...She’s pretty good
David Williams
she looks like she fucks niggers
Brody Young
Isaiah Baker
> she
Jace Kelly
just put: Sports or Olympic Sports if you want it to sound more pretentious.
Austin Brown
Why are Americans so stupid? She looks like a slav, they don't fuck niggers like you fat mutts.
Caleb Hughes
Only put hobbies on resumes if its relevant to the job or you do stuff with an organization for it desu
Jaxson Nelson
wanna marry Ocelina desu
Evan Young
come on! really?
how do you know?
Jaxson Reyes
Goddamn cuck fetishist.
Caleb Morris
Don't put hobbies on a resume unless they're relevant to the job you're applying for in a direct way, you DYEL.
Sell yourself in the interview. Resume is for experience and skills. Also, don't write in first person for fuck's sake.
Gabriel Bell
being this fucking brainwashed
Josiah Campbell
if you just "work out" or "exercise" then really it's not.
If you compete in any lifting event, then you can include that as an interest, hobby, or extra-curricular activity (depending on what this is a resume for). I've included powerlifting on many successful applications and it has always been a good talking point during an intereview. I feel that it made me more memorable.
If all you do is "bodybuilding" or "powerlifting" without actually competing in anything, then I wouldn't bother including it at all.
Bentley Wood
If you have to put that you lift on a resume, you obviously don't. Your body should be your resume. Also, fucking source, now!
Christian Torres
You're delusional, the ones that attend to my university here in the states burn coal hard. Maybe just the black men in that area aren't as desirable.
Jordan Diaz
Put running on your resume and if people ask if you lift, say no. This will make you seem like you have great genetics.
Christopher Thomas
Do it OP. It shows you have dedication and live a life that includes exercise. Depending on what field the job is for, most of the resumes i see (IT industry) have "video gaymes xD or 'im a foodie' ".
Elijah Lopez
In what job would saying that you exercise/lift weights work against you?
Logan Reed
Any job with a high amount of female SJWs
Brandon Nelson
You seen that in the movies?
You’re above average
Christopher Turner
why are you all so obsessed with black dic
Robert Young
I'm going to need a source NOW