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It's not necessary to have community service on your resume, especially if your day job takes up so much of your time. That said, if you haven't gotten involved with community service, it would be good to be able to show that you've taken initiative to do something at work over and above your regular responsibilities. It's a question of whether you are just a worker bee following orders or if you show some sort of leadership.