From the course: Nano Tips for Answering Common Interview Questions with Tiffany Uman
Gap in your resume
From the course: Nano Tips for Answering Common Interview Questions with Tiffany Uman
Gap in your resume
- Here's the best way to handle a gap in your resume in an interview. The key is being very intentional so that you can control the narrative and get ahead of this. So instead of looking like a deer in the headlights or getting super nervous when the interviewer asks you about this, here's how to handle it instead. So I decided to take six months off from my previous role, primarily due to personal circumstances that I needed to prioritize at that time. And it was a really bittersweet decision because I had gained so many incredible skills, especially in ABC areas while in that role. And I knew that I had so much to still contribute to the organization. That said, this career break has given me so much clarity in where I want to go next and has also allowed me to upscale in ABC areas. And that's why I'm really excited about this opportunity because it lines up so well with my own career goals and all of these new skills that I've gained in that time.
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What these common interview questions really mean39s
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What is your greatest weakness?32s
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Why did you leave your last job?45s
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Gap in your resume49s
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Behavior questions like. "Tell me about a time when..."44s
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Don’t say, “I don’t have experience in that"29s
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Tell me about yourself45s
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Ease interview nerves27s
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Avoid doing these three things23s
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Five questions to ask in your interview29s
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