View Poll Results: When asked in a job application form if you have hobbies/interests, do you....
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Not mention your razor collection/hobby at all (I wanna get the job before I tell them that)
28 60.87% -
Maybe mention it in passing on the app form if asked about my hobbies, hoping its not brought up.
5 10.87% -
Leave it out from the app form but tell them at interview (knowing you dont have any other hobbies)
5 10.87% -
Big up the RAD everywhere! Let them take you as you are!
8 17.39%
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01-21-2009, 04:33 PM #16
A Job application is your commercial to sell yourself, so you certainly want you show yourself in the best light possible. Hobbies show you as a real person and help you to stick out in their mind. It also shows that you have some ambition and interests and you don't just go home from work and drink beer and watch television. If you were applying for a job at an antique store, your knowledge of vintage straights would be a HUGE asset. For a "normal" job {
what is normal
}, I like Bruno's approach. It seems like most people collect something and by grouping the straights into a larger category ie. antique shaving gear, it doesn't sound quite so "off the wall" nor as dangerous.