Women are much more likely than men to have gaps in their resume because it is not uncommon for women to take time off from work to care for a sick or aging relative, to have children, or to go through periods of under-employment or unemployment for various other reasons. Sadly, however, hiring managers will see this “resume gap” as a red flag and will want to know why you took time off from work. Learn more:
Ha Ha Ha Good one JB. Those womenfolk just don't know how difficult it is for us men when we aren't well. I am busily trying to catch up with all my blog buddies after the past week's events with the loss of Michelle's Mum. It's amazing how quick you can get so far behind & I feel guilty because plenty of people have still kept visiting my blog.
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ReplyDeleteWomen are much more likely than men to have gaps in their resume because it is not uncommon for women to take time off from work to care for a sick or aging relative, to have children, or to go through periods of under-employment or unemployment for various other reasons. Sadly, however, hiring managers will see this “resume gap” as a red flag and will want to know why you took time off from work. Learn more:
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Now if he was out cuttin' the grass that might have worked.
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ReplyDeleteHa Ha Ha Good one JB. Those womenfolk just don't know how difficult it is for us men when we aren't well.
ReplyDeleteI am busily trying to catch up with all my blog buddies after the past week's events with the loss of Michelle's Mum. It's amazing how quick you can get so far behind & I feel guilty because plenty of people have still kept visiting my blog.