Just seen my favourite CV line of all time.Section: Hobbies.First bullet point: "I like to boogie in the evenings".Has it come to this?

get them in and require them to demonstrate their competence in said activity..

Quality. If it was a half decent CV you'd have to agree to a face to face interview. Pure genius!I love it.

Just seen my favourite CV line of all time.Section: Hobbies.First bullet point: "I like to boogie in the evenings".Has it come to this?--------------------------------------------------------Interesting. How would you feel if the bullet point said: "I like to get drunk and shag on Saturday nights"?

Not sure what is wrong with this comment....perhaps they could have formalised it a little, but ranks alongside phoney hobbies and is probably more honest.- Am a keen mountain walker, and completed the 3 peaks on 5 occasions with personal best times for my club, where I am also the treasurer.Or:- During my spare time, I love to binge drink and have a short, spasmodic dancing session. Following this, I am a keen philanthropist and try to rut as much as possible. I also help co-ordinate all the logisitics (i.e. taxis, clinic checks) to help deliver this. This is in addition to my role and take my social responsibilities with ease and dedication. Didn't even use the word "dynamic" in this.

Ahh.. very good. BUTI think you need to qualify this ... there is a big gulf between 1) ohh-i'm-a-straight-edged-pasty-faced-consultant-that-likes-to-post-clever-comments-but-actually-don't-have-a-rhythmic-bone-in-my-body.2) get-down-I-roll-with-dispensing-fly-moves-and-banking-serious-booty-on-da-dancefloor-like-a-total-playa-but-can-also-cut-a-mean-spreadsheethmm... a decideing factor to aid your decision :Does he / she 'boogie' to the classics 'Yes sir, I can boogie' (Baccarra), 'Boogie Nights' (Heatwave), 'Blame it on the boogie' (Jacksons) et al ...... or is more a case of another freckly, halitosis ridden analyst trying to 'get down' with jazz-funk style noodlings ?Serious consideration before taking forward to next stage.

Who doesn't like to boogie in the evenings? If there's a more effective way of unwinding than slipping on some Bacharach and then shimmying across the carpet towards the TV and back whilst waving your arms for an hour or two then I'd like to hear about it.

Ketamine?