Mentioning family research on a CV

[ThrelfallYorky]

Some prefer to say they have "interests" now, rather than "hobbies", I've noticed, too. I suppose it sounds more posh?
Agreed, the ones who say they live for their work, and seem to have nothing beyond it, are usually really boring and unimaginative - and often know all the "rules", and none of the sense!

[woody123]

I’ve been reading this thread with interest.

I’m keen on mentioning my research in my supporting evidence when applying for a data entry/purchase ledger role.

The role requires attention to detail, receipting and accurate input, organisational skills, reconciliation skills, IT skills, and highlighting discrepancies etc..

I won’t go too OTT though, just a couple of sentences.