Snippets: Filling the Gap

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While it is common for employees to take time off in between jobs, you have to know how to explain the gap in your resume. You might take time off for reasons like raising a family, taking care of ill family members, recovering from an illness, travelling, or other reasons, but you must present your reason in the most positive way possible. For example, you can state “Career Break” or “Career Breather” in the resume, and assert any relevant positive experiences you might have gained during that time off. Alternatively, you can reformat your resume from a traditional chronological approach to a more functional one, which emphasises your skills in different areas, allowing you to include any experience you gained during your time off.

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On another note, about 67% of respondents indicated that their companies do not offer flexible working mothers or part-time, only 19% said that their companies provide this flexibility.

[GED Online]

AWESOME!! nice informative site.

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I think set a career break in the CV and assert all appropriate positive experiences that you have received during this pause.

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Well, it is a very good technique to increase your hiring chance... I agree that this should be done sometimes.

[interview preparation]

Yeah! It is very common as we say.
No employee could take on his/ her job without having a break.