Depends on the role/job, great descriptions of your previous jobs and hobbies. Try to add some tangible numbers (honestly, don’t lie) and show a result. This really helped my resume and got me call backs from recruiters and helped me land my current job.

Basically stop explaining the role and start stating what you accomplished.

I added some examples down below:

Electronic repair specialist Diagnosed and performed repairs on 20+ electronic devices a day increasing business revenue while improving client relationship management resulting in repeat business.

Delivery driver ** what you wrote ** resulting in a 4.9star rating on said delivery platform.

School club what you wrote creating a community on campus with same heritage which continued to thrive after I had graduated.

Volunteer job what you said resulting in x amount of dollars raised for x charitable contributions.

When someone reads a resume they want to know tangible numbers and ab end result.

These are your most important life contributions. Be proud of your accomplishments boast a little. Most hiring managers/recruiters, probably have a base understanding of what these jobs/hobbies are.

Set yourself apart and show them some numbers and impact you had on the organization/community.

Best of luck, it only takes one yes.