The Career Restart
How to Explain Your Resume Gap and Return to Work After a Career Break
Von:
Shah, HimaniYour cursor is on "Apply." It's not moving.
You've read the job posting four times. You know you're qualified. You still don't know how to explain the hole in your resume without sounding like you have something to hide.
Here's what actually works: a clear, three-part way to talk about your time away, used across your resume, LinkedIn, and every interview you walk into.
This book gives you the full system, not just a pep talk:
- A three-part narrative formula with real, adaptable examples for illness, relocation, caregiving, and entrepreneurial breaks
- A five-question mock-interview script for the exact questions you'll be asked about your time away
- A three-tier system for reconnecting with your old network without the awkward small talk
- A skills-gap audit built from real job postings, so you only relearn what actually matters
- A word-for-word salary and benefits negotiation script, including what to ask for if the number won't move
- A 30/60/90-day plan for your first months back, so the job actually sticks
>This book is not for you if you're looking for a quick resume template with no deeper explanation, or if you're not planning to actively apply for roles in the next few months. It's written for people ready to do the work.
If you've been out of the workforce for months or years - for a child, a parent, your own health, or a spouse's relocation - this is the plan you follow, one chapter at a time.
Juli 2026, ca. 156 Seiten, Englisch
Independently Published
979-8-1897-5309-1
Independently Published
979-8-1897-5309-1

