Would you mention your channel in a job interview? or CV?

[Vicboss]

that's awesome!

haha i admit its probably not something to say at all interviews but they they want to know about your hobbies its evident that they want to know more bout you so why not bring up some of that stuff if your not too shy about it!

 

[TheDutchTexan]

AHEAAAAAAAAL NO...

Who I am on the internet is not who I am in my professional life. The two are separate and will stay that way! Now if YouTube where to turn into my professional life... Ah, one can dream.

 

[SuckMyDax]

If I was interviewing for something comedy related I would, but other than that I don't think it would have much relevance.

 

[wasabiroots]

I guess it depends on the field you work in.. I work as a civil engineer and my channel isn't anything special lol

 

[Mr Kerbibble]

I agree with the whole "dependent on the situation" type of deal. Personally, I put down the general skills associated with filming, editing, and management. I think it's only really when they ask for clarification, and even then, there are some other channels where I'm proud of my work, but know for a fact that someone in a corporate hiring position would not like it at all.

Again, all dependent on the situation, but still a good idea to list the skills associated with your channel.

 

[DondonChai]

If you have a big number subscribers and views; I would say yes. If not, I'd keep quiet.

 

[McCoob]

YT channels have nothing to do with real work. So I'd never mention them in my job interview nor CV.

 

[HaileySimone]

Nahhhh
Not unless I'm like famous off of it, but then I'd be hoping I wouldn't even need to apply somewhere haha
It's like putting your mixtape on a resume