天了噜，游戏打得好竟然能成为找工作的加分项！.

　　Experience in e-commerce and online gaming are helping fresh out-of-college applicants score points on the job market, the Yangtze Evening Post reported Sunday.

　　上周日据《扬子晚报》报道，目前电子商务和网游方面的经验正成为大学生找工作的加分项。

　　During a job fair in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province a senior surnamed Xu, impressed tech company not with grades or awards, but in part by touting his vast hours playing a online game.

　　在南京一场招聘会上，一名姓徐的大四学生给一家高科技公司留下了深刻的印象，但是令人印象深刻的原因并不是他成绩好或者获得过多少奖项，而是他说自己花了很多时间来玩一个网游。

　　A representative with the tech company said Xu’s dedication shows both passion for and skills in a specific area.

　　据该公司一名代表表示说，徐同学在网游上的投入和奉献显示他在特定领域里具有激情和技能。

　　And Xu is not alone. Tingting (pseudonym), a senior at Nanjing Tech University, landed an interview for a digital media position at an e-commerce firm thanks to her years of experience running a Taobao store.

　　而徐同学的事例并不是个案。南京工业大学大四学生婷婷(化名)长期经营着一家淘宝网店，凭此经验她获得了一家电子商务公司一个数字媒体职务的面试机会。

　　Emphasizing special interests or experiences is very helpful in finding a job, explains Jiang Wenrui, VP from Jiangsu Better Human Resources Group.

　　江苏百得人力资源有限公司副总蒋文瑞(音)解释说道，找工作的时候强调自己具有特殊的兴趣或者经验是非常有帮助的。

　　However, Jiang advises that listing special interests should be done with caution and be closely related to the target job.

　　然而蒋文瑞建议说，列出自己特殊兴趣的时候应该谨慎行事、并且所列出的兴趣应该和目标工作密切相关。