The RIGHT Way to Explain a Career Break in an Interview

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The RIGHT Way to Explain a Career Break in an Interview
In this video, we're going to teach you the right way to explain a career break in an interview.
If you're not sure how to explain your employment gap, watch this video and I'll teach you the best way to go about it. I'll provide you with tips on how to answer questions about your break. After watching this video, you'll be prepared to answer any questions your interviewer may have!
If you're planning on leaving your job to take a break, there's a good chance you'll need to explain it to your employers if your want to go back to work. In this video, I'll cover the different ways you can explain a career break, and which is the best way to go about it.
Watch this video to learn the right way to explain a career break, and to get the best possible outcome from it!
Taking a career break can be a tough decision, but it can also be a great opportunity to explore new opportunities.
Explaining your career break in an interview can be tricky, but with the right approach, you can ease any concerns your interviewer may have.
I'm covering the right way to explain a career break in an interview. What to say, when to say it, and how to market your return to the workforce. If you're looking to gain a new job, or you're just curious about what to say when you explain a career break, then watch this video!
I'll teach you the basics of how to explain your absence from the workforce in a way that won't upset your interviewer. By following these tips, you'll be able to smoothly return to the workforce and land your next job with ease!
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@fdm2155 Год назад

Just before the last major economic meltdown I left my job. When I was ready to go back to work... the world was a mess and NOBODY was hiring. When I eventually got some interviews I was asked about the gap. I explained what I'd been doing in the interim. In my case I was doing freelance jobs primarily writing grant proposals. Of course that dried up when the bottom fell out. I think it's useful to explain that you left for another opportunity whether that's working on new projects, building skills, accomplishing something (travel, learning, creating) you couldn't otherwise do. I think your gap has to 'make sense' to the interviewer.

@hrhsophiathefirst4060 Год назад

This is great info, I am always uncomfortable just talking about why I am even looking to leave a job.

@wendycooper1255 Год назад

I definitely needed that information. Thank you

@mom2suns857 Год назад

Great info tfs!

@barbarahall5514 Год назад

Employers should not be asking this question in the first place. Cut them off and ask them to stay focused on asking questions that will demonstrate your ability to perform the requirements of the job. Mathew McConaughey took time off to recalibrate his life, Tom Brady came out of retirement, and "musicians" work until they die, in between breaks. Not too sure why people look at this as a negative. It's actually beneficial to the employer. I think people are jealous to be honest.

@WellSeasonedTraveler Год назад

Roshida, there's someone on RU-vid who is using your videos & a version of your name. She goes by Roshida Dough & is reposting your videos. Check it out, I'm trying to report them. Good luck

@Roshida Год назад

Hi Queen P! That's me! It's my new channel. Thanks for the heads up. And don't forget to subscribe (if you feel like it)