So, what are your hobbies?

The interviewer nodded at his resume with satisfaction and looked up from behind a thick stack of certificates: "So, what are your hobbies?"

Jing blindsided and froze.

My mind is spinning rapidly. "Why did he ask this question? What should I say? What is my hobby? Recite words? No research,no. "

The reason for this problem is that the work experience in students' resumes is relatively thin, so it is difficult to get a glimpse of themselves with more personality outside their resumes.

Therefore, interviewers often observe their personality characteristics and habits by asking the interviewees about their hobbies, and then ask them about their school experience.

Finally, we will examine whether it has training potential, whether it is consistent with the corporate culture, team style and job requirements of the whole enterprise, and then decide whether to hire it.

All the questions in the interview will not be groundless, and the interviewer asks them for a reason, all to see if you match the company, team and position. Therefore, it is the key to do your homework in advance and know what you need.

A person who studied dance as a child has a sense of elegance in his behavior;

People who like to practice calligraphy are always in a stable and quiet mood, and their notes are always neat and beautiful;

People who like painting always have a sense of picture in their lives;

People who like to write and keep diaries are thoughtful and rigorous, and they are always handy when they need to write words;

People who like to run are slim and well-proportioned, and their mentality is sunny;

People who like photography are always good at discovering the unique beauty in life, just like living in a different world.

What can you get from what you like? Your hobby is your label.

Just as the saying goes, "Eat to see the truth" and "Wine is a character", what matters is not how many and how profound your hobbies are, but who you are behind the scenes.

One? Do you have any hobbies?

To answer this question, we must first make clear what our hobbies are.

If you directly answer "I don't have any hobbies", the interviewer will think that you are passively interviewing, or that you are bored, withdrawn, unsociable and have no enthusiasm for life, unless you don't want the job at all.

When you have more contact or see others have some hobbies in this field (friends always see people posting them), take them out and become your own.

Pick one or two, and you think you can still talk a few words and answer the interviewer's questions for several rounds.

For example, reading, what books do you often read? Whose book are you reading? What impressed me most in the book?

Two? What kind of hobbies do you need for the position you are interviewing for?

According to the prior investigation (such as understanding the job requirements and corporate culture, etc.). ), understand what kind of qualities and personality the interviewer wants to examine you.

For example, the position I am interviewing for now is new media operation.

So what kind of people do you need for this job?

1 ? Certain writing ability, which is a hard skill;

2 ? Operating experience, contact, understanding and practice.

Look at the pictures and fill in the blanks. My hobbies are reading and writing. Enthusiastic about hanging out in major forums and new media social platforms.

Hobbies are mainly divided into teamwork, carefulness, interpersonal communication, curiosity and so on.

Teamwork is mainly a group activity, and there are all kinds of teamwork competitions and jobs. If there is still considerable leadership in it, it will be icing on the cake;

Careful type focuses on details and rigor. It can realize the problems that others often ignore and gain experience from them, and tends to be an independent hobby.

Interpersonal communication is to be able to meet on both sides, not boring or withdrawn, to be able to talk and laugh at the first meeting, and to establish a good atmosphere.

Curious baby type is to ask questions, ask others questions, trace books, analyze yourself, and be keen on finding and solving problems.

Just like answering a question, you give them whatever they want-the right medicine.

Yes, yes, it works. Don't digress, don't reduce points, don't lose melons.

Too much emphasis on hobbies, just talking about it, will be a little distracting, will blur your professionalism, and make people feel that putting the cart before the horse has lost the focus.

But it's too simple, just a general "reading, writing and listening to songs", which can't fully express how they have influenced you as a hobby.

what can I say?

You can briefly explain the process, the time spent, the impact on you and so on.

For example, your hobby is running, divided into chapters, regions and key points.

When did you start running? What level has it reached now? Can we take part in the mini-competition? What effect does running have on you? Changed your weight? Make your mind better? How do you plan to run?

For example, I like shopping, spend more time, do some homework and study the goods I like to buy.

Find more books on fashion design, learn about different fashion trends and study the development of fashion and different brands. Get in touch with the latest fashion information and make yourself a fashionista.

If you like food, take some time to study the menu of each dish and try to write a food review.

Or explore the food maps of various cities, say which city can know the classic food of which city, and say that even the local food guide is believed.

Take a little energy to think and ponder. A thing that didn't have a threshold in the past has become a real hobby that can be taken and spoken in your own hands.

At this time, we will write in our resume: I have been a donkey friend, fashionista and food guide for many years. Didn't my resume shine at once?

Packaging is a part of the value-added property of commodities.

It must not be something that everyone can easily accomplish, but something that requires us to pay enough energy and time to practice.

But shopping and eating can be easily done by almost everyone as long as they have money and time. Not only is there no entry threshold, but others will not have more positive comments.

If everyone can join easily without any threshold, it can only be regarded as a pastime rather than a hobby.

And a real hobby can make others have a more positive evaluation of us.

Because of real hobbies, we can be different and become one of the few people in the vast sea of people.

For example, reading is a hobby. Even if it is a kind of rest, we will not stay in our comfort zone all the time.

In the process of reading, we need to spend a lot of time and thinking; We will feel tired and sometimes even bored.

In this process, you gain knowledge, a sense of accomplishment, spiritual pleasure or ideological resonance. Can get positive and long-term benefits from it.

Another example is sports.

Give time, sweat, bear the pain of exercise, and persevere.

Similarly, in this hobby, we can gain health, make friends, make ourselves full of energy, or gain the envy of people around us just because of our good and strong figure.

The more time you spend on one thing, sooner or later you will become an old hand. Even if you are not completely professional, you will know more than a layman.

People who are not addicted can't make friends.

People with similar attributes never lack topics.

Different strangers can come together because they have the same hobbies.

Therefore, true hobbies can help us reach out to more friends and expand a larger circle. So, this is why we will add them to our resume and become an indispensable part.