How to Explain an Employment Gap During the Holiday Season
Employment gaps are common and manageable. The holiday season provides a natural conversational context for addressing gaps with confidence and forward-looking narrative.
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Employment gaps are common and manageable. The holiday season provides a natural conversational context for addressing gaps with confidence and forward-looking narrative.
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