Venture Out On Your Own
The quickest way to fill a resume gap is to become a creator. Perhaps your last job provided you with valuable insight you could share.
- You could create content about best practices that companies, employees, and job hunters can use.
- You can become a community organizer or host events for people interested in your area of expertise.
The key is to take your niche and use it as a tool to help other people. Then you have something to add to your resume.
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