Avoid Future Gaps on Your Resume
If you recently lost your job, you can fill anticipated resume gaps while searching for a permanent role. Start a personal project. Being a self-starter is a valued trait.
To find out where you should be spending your time, think about the next job you want.
- What industry is it in?
- What positions appeal to you?
- What projects can help you build the skills needed for those positions?
From there, you can venture out on your own, or expand your network.
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