Is there a place for hobbies and interests on your CV? What you do and don’t include on your CV is what makes you stand out from the crowd. So we say yes, stand out and be different!
While hobbies and interests certainly have a place on your CV, there’s still a number of “dos” and “don’ts” that you should follow. For example, you don’t want to be just another person that writes “reading” and leave it at that. “Reading” is too vague and cliché. You can improve this by putting what you like to read – and bonus if it is industry related! E.g.: “I enjoy reading and keeping up to date with articles from RICS”.
Here’s a list of “dos” and “don’ts” of how to word your hobbies and interests on your CV:
Hunter Dunning Architectural Lead, John Watson said: “Including your hobbies and interests is important because it helps us to match your interests to the culture of the businesses we work with, creating better matches which are not purely based on skills and experiences.”
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