Avoid Gaps Without Explanation

If you have employment gaps, briefly address them in your resume or cover letter to prevent assumptions. For example, indicate if you took time off for education, personal projects, or caregiving, and highlight any relevant activities you engaged in during that period.

If you have employment gaps, briefly address them in your resume or cover letter to prevent assumptions. For example, indicate if you took time off for education, personal projects, or caregiving, and highlight any relevant activities you engaged in during that period.

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