Stay Positive and Confident

Your attitude towards your career break can greatly influence how potential employers perceive it. Approach your job search with positivity and confidence, viewing the break as a period of growth and an asset rather than a setback. This mindset should be evident in your resume, cover letter, and interviews.

Your attitude towards your career break can greatly influence how potential employers perceive it. Approach your job search with positivity and confidence, viewing the break as a period of growth and an asset rather than a setback. This mindset should be evident in your resume, cover letter, and interviews.

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Keti Lazova
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Wed, 10/02/2024 - 02:42

Staying positive and confident during my job search is essential, especially when addressing a career break. I remind myself that this period can be seen as a time for growth and self-discovery rather than a setback. This optimistic mindset reflects in my resume, cover letter, and interviews, helping potential employers see the value in my experiences.

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