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Talking About the Gap in Your Resume

Gaps in resumes used to be taboo, but today it seems to be more of a norm than the exception due to layoffs and hiring freezes over the last 24 months. Instead of feeling shame or embarrassment, job seekers and hiring managers can create a space to share life experiences, personal and professional growth during those gaps in jobs.

By Wendy Wilsker

About the Author

Wendy Wilsker
Wendy Wilsker
Managing Partner, United States
Global Practice Co-Leader, Non-Profit Organizations

Wendy Wilsker has dedicated her entire career to the non-profit sector, serving in leadership roles within charitable organizations and working alongside them as an executive recruiter and consultant. She excels at identifying the unique challenges and opportunities non-profits face, and partners with senior leadership to build successful organizational structures, teams and advancement programs.

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