inserirnome
Arachnopeon
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- Sep 5, 2015
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I know this sounds weird when you put it like that, but how much does collecting spiders say about you?
I'm building my first Curriculum and it seems prety common to list your hobbys and interests. Since when you get out of school you dont really have much job experience to show, you kind of have to convince through your overall profile. I guess it's not the most relevant thing, but it's there you know?
It is known that Tarantutulas are not seen as common pets, at least around here, so there's the surprise factor... It also shows dedication, fearlessness (is that a word?) and caution. On the other hand, society is still prety closed in certain ways and I believe our hobby, being unpopular, doesn't get much love. So I fear that people might think I'm crazy for keeping cute, big spiders as pets.
So what do you think? Should one list it? How good would it be? Would it even be relevant at all?
Overall what's your experience about other people's opinions on our hobby?
I'm building my first Curriculum and it seems prety common to list your hobbys and interests. Since when you get out of school you dont really have much job experience to show, you kind of have to convince through your overall profile. I guess it's not the most relevant thing, but it's there you know?
It is known that Tarantutulas are not seen as common pets, at least around here, so there's the surprise factor... It also shows dedication, fearlessness (is that a word?) and caution. On the other hand, society is still prety closed in certain ways and I believe our hobby, being unpopular, doesn't get much love. So I fear that people might think I'm crazy for keeping cute, big spiders as pets.
So what do you think? Should one list it? How good would it be? Would it even be relevant at all?
Overall what's your experience about other people's opinions on our hobby?
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