I've had three moderately successful people (200k+ salaries

How would you feel about someone putting their volunteer activities on a resume? One thing to consider is that as a black belt you have responsibilities to your juniors as well, and should reflect on both your leadership and your willingness to invest in yourself/others. Food for thought.

There is a difference between
>"participates in sports"
and
>"trough staying in the Martial Arts system, I have as a Senior gotten X/Y cermonial markings, showing maturity/moderation/learning/patience"
But the downside is that unless the ranking system is well known, it means fuck all.
It also means you are showing that you have a life, or gambling on commonship in sports.

A lot of nations have this around army drafting.

>>1794998
These people are not hiring executives. I strongly discourage people from putting hobbies or stupid shit like that on resumes. Maybe if you lack any experience, then you can claim you are an active volunteer instructor at your local martial arts venue to add some meat to your resume, but besides that leave it out. It reminds me of the moron who came here asking if he should put how much he can benchlift on his resume.

>>1794998
Unless that belt is purple I wouldn't Fucking bother

>>1795574
Was it a lot?

>>1795013
heres a secret,

NO ONE CARES ABOUT YOUR DUMBASS HOBBIES, KEEP YOUR PERSONAL SHIT OUT OF BUSINESS

Former recruiter here.

Put it on