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View fullsize Remember: your resume gap isn't empty. It's full. And sometimes you have the opportunity to choose which skills to fill it with. February is Black History Month. As parents, we are constantly learning and growing, and having conversations about an
View fullsize Everyone is an artist. Even jobseeker parents with current career gaps ✨ "I will die on this hill: Everyone is an artist. Capitalism knocks it out of us. Art ≠ production, efficiency, or easily measured or capitalized on..." (Emily O. W
View fullsize My parents! Did any of you choose a word of the year this Jan? “Word of the year” is the idea that you choose a word to focus on instead of making a list of resolutions. Consider grounding yourself with a word to focus or meditate on [o
View fullsize Happy New Year my lovely mamas (& dads)! I’m so very glad you’re here and I look forward to 2023. Look out for a resume gap CRASH COURSE coming in Feb 🙌🏼 The start of much more to come 🙂 A moment of honesty: Momentum over he
View fullsize For my parents looking at that gap on your resume … ➡️ It’s full. The transferable skills from parenting are countless. YOU HAVE VALUE ♥️ #resumegap #careerbreak #mom #transferableskills #momskills #jobsearchtips
View fullsize Can we agree that resume gaps, career breaks, planned hiatuses, career pauses — to care for babies & young children — are what create Next Gen talent? The workforce of the future is created, literally. Those who create it have
View fullsize ✔️ SUMMARY STATEMENT There are many ways to craft a summary. A good starting place is this formula below, recommended by @jobscan.co: Professional Title (if relevant) + Key Experiences (with the total number of years worked) + Top Achievements (pr
View fullsize We live in a society where careers are defined within the context of an exchange of labour for pay. Can a decade-long stint of unpaid care work be considered part of your career? On a resume, it’s considered a “career gap.” A ga
View fullsize Today (and yesterday) is one of those days, my friends … sometimes sick kids means nothing gets done. That is all. Wait —- let me rephrase: ❌ laundry folding ❌ dishes ❌ cleaning ❌ picking up toys ❌ dinner prep ❌ educational act