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In today's dynamic job market, it's not uncommon to encounter periods of unemployment or gaps in employment on your resume. However, with the right approach, you can explain employment gaps on your resume in a way that showcases your skills, experiences, and commitment to professional growth. Here are some strategies to consider.

At Sharples Davies, our consultants review hundreds of CVs weekly, and it remains surprising to witness numerous simple mistakes that hinder candidates from making the best first impression. Unfortunately, these errors prevent them from standing out in the competitive job market. Here are some examples of what should not be included on your CV. Ultimately, a CV should serve as a tool to open doors, but poor content can lead to being overlooked before even getting a fair consideration.

Interviewer: How do you explain this 4 year gap on your resume? Me: That’s when I went to Yale. Interviewer: That’s impressive. You are hired. Me: Thanks. I really need this Yob

The blog is back! In a world where there are hundreds of applicants per position, the best opportunity you have to get noticed is your resume. Learn from a recruiter's eyes how they review an application and how you can tweak your resume better to the position. #newblogpost #blogpost

In today's competitive job market, your resume is your first impression and your strongest advocate. Here’s how you can ensure your resume not only gets noticed but also leaves a lasting impact:

Resume Tip... Including months and years on your resume may seem like a minor detail. Don't underestimate the substantial impact of how your experience is perceived and how you position yourself during compensation discussions. By presenting your work history honestly and thoroughly, you're setting yourself up for success in securing a job offer and negotiating a compensation package that reflects your skills and experience.

Need some advice and guidance about changing career or finding a new role? You're in luck! I'm running a career clinic next Tuesday, 5th September at 11.30 and it's free. There's no replay or sign up for these, just click the link https://lnkd.in/dHsZnuDa if you need to be there and I'll do my best to answer any questions during the session. I've answered questions like: What's going on with the job market? How do I get over the fear of asking for help? What should I put in a cover letter? I think I'm at risk of redundancy? Help! at previous sessions and I'll be happy to answer your questions next week.

If you have some gaps on your resume, this shouldn’t be a worry! You can usually reduce or eliminate the harm it can cause your job search. Check out this article to find out more.

If you have some gaps on your resume, this shouldn’t be a worry! You can usually reduce or eliminate the harm it can cause your job search. Check out this article to find out more.

What does your resume say about you? Does it tell a potential employer that you do what you're told or does it say you own your position and take an active role in helping your company move forward? Believe it or not, your resume can be overlooked and cast aside even if you are qualified for the position. Let's look at your resume and see what it tells others about you, not just your experience.