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Jeff Altman, The Big Game Hunter discusses how to explain how to discuss the gap in your employment history.
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Yep! That’s exactly what I mean. Refresh your memory so what you say in the interview is consistent with what you told them in the email. You won’t believe it but people sometimes forget to do that and tell a different story. If you’re the interviewer, you can imagine the notes you take about that! And, of course the person is rejected.
Yep! That’s exactly what I mean. Refresh your memory so what you say in the interview is consistent with what you told them in the email. You won’t believe it but people sometimes forget to do that and tell a different story. If you’re the interviewer, you can imagine the notes you take about that! And, of course the person is rejected.
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No B.S. Job Search Advice: Explaining Employment Gaps in Your Résumé
No B.S. Job Search Advice: Explaining Employment Gaps in Your Résumé
No B.S. Job Search Advice: Explaining Employment Gaps in Your Résumé
No B.S. Job Search Advice: Explaining Employment Gaps in Your Résumé
No B.S. Job Search Advice: Explaining Employment Gaps in Your Résumé
No B.S. Job Search Advice: Explaining Employment Gaps in Your Résumé
Hi friend was diagnoised with suppression and social anxiety now he is OK now, tbw employment gap after education is almost 8 years what should he put in his resume? ? Please reply as soon as possible thank you
Hi friend was diagnoised with suppression and social anxiety now he is OK now, tbw employment gap after education is almost 8 years what should he put in his resume? ? Please reply as soon as possible thank you
+Buk Lau
*deppression
+Buk Lau
*deppression
This is Bonnie for Jeff. He only answers advice questions through LivePerson.com. Contact him via that service.
This is Bonnie for Jeff. He only answers advice questions through LivePerson.com. Contact him via that service.
Hi Jeff. Question.- How do you explain a change of Carrier in your resume. I worked as an engineer until 2003, later when to work in the financial sector. These days I want to go back to the engineering field (After 15 years) . What will you recommend me to say on an interview..? Thank you.
+Victor Espinoza This is Bonnie for Jeff. s the description for the video says, he answers PrestoExperts http://bit.ly/prestoexperts
Question?
What’s your advice if you had a gap in employment due to medical issues for 2yrs.
I feel as though if I revel this information that they will view me as sickly (judge) me and not want to hire me because they may think I’m unstable.
What would you do?
Question?
What’s your advice if you had a gap in employment due to medical issues for 2yrs.
I feel as though if I revel this information that they will view me as sickly (judge) me and not want to hire me because they may think I’m unstable.
What would you do?
This is Bonnie for Jeff. He answers questions through PrestoExperts however, he is away for a few days. Knowing him, he would tell you to confidently say that you had a lengthy medical illness and have fully recovered and say it with power and confidence.
This is Bonnie for Jeff. He answers questions through PrestoExperts however, he is away for a few days. Knowing him, he would tell you to confidently say that you had a lengthy medical illness and have fully recovered and say it with power and confidence.
This time, it’s Jeff. I’m taking a few days away with my family so I’m going to be brief. Bonnie’s advice speaking for me is right. Interviewing involves acting by inspiring confidence and speaking with certainty. Do what she says with confidence. If they pry into what the illness was, simply say, “Excuse me if I politely don’t answer. I’m fine and ready to roll again. Let me demonstrate what I can do for you and tell you about what I’ve done before , just like anyone else.” Speak with a smile on your face that says I believe in myself. Got it? Great! Now join JobSearchCoachingHQ and get answers to LOTS of other questions and learn what you need for finding a job.
This time, it’s Jeff. I’m taking a few days away with my family so I’m going to be brief. Bonnie’s advice speaking for me is right. Interviewing involves acting by inspiring confidence and speaking with certainty. Do what she says with confidence. If they pry into what the illness was, simply say, “Excuse me if I politely don’t answer. I’m fine and ready to roll again. Let me demonstrate what I can do for you and tell you about what I’ve done before , just like anyone else.” Speak with a smile on your face that says I believe in myself. Got it? Great! Now join JobSearchCoachingHQ and get answers to LOTS of other questions and learn what you need for finding a job.