Revamp Your Resume Format

Consider using a functional or combination resume format instead of a traditional chronological one. This approach allows you to highlight your skills and accomplishments rather than focusing on the timeline of your work history, thus drawing less attention to career gaps.

Consider using a functional or combination resume format instead of a traditional chronological one. This approach allows you to highlight your skills and accomplishments rather than focusing on the timeline of your work history, thus drawing less attention to career gaps.

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Wed, 10/02/2024 - 02:26

When I revamped my resume after a career break, I decided to shift from the traditional chronological format to a combination resume format. This way, I could focus more on showcasing my skills and achievements rather than drawing attention to the specific gaps in my work history. Highlighting key competencies at the top allowed me to steer the focus towards what I can bring to the table, while still including relevant work experience, just without making the timeline the central point. This approach helped me present my professional growth in a stronger, more tailored way.

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