An absence doesn’t have to leave a yawning chasm in the resume. Consider your absence a gap in your history. Focus on things that apply to people with employment gaps. Highlight things you did – even if you weren’t being paid to do them.
• Did you go to school or participate in continuing professional education?
• Did you do volunteer work?
• Were you involved in community activities?
• Did you take on any freelance work?
I’m often pleased that filling this resume gap is not so tricky to uncover.
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Published on October 27, 2013 01:38