I no longer felt interesting at dinner parties. My advanced degree wasn’t being put to use. I felt the pull to return to work. But I didn’t know how.
With help, I was able to find a job I loved. First, I needed to transform my doubts into certainty. In the process, I learned how to consider my career gap from a new perspective. I leveraged my skills as an Industrial/Organizational Psychologist to identify the skills and abilities gained during my time away from the workplace.
It was easy then to bolster my resume to fit my potential job’s requirements. And I designed an interview strategy based upon a breakdown of the job position.
It dawned on me that other moms need support and an intelligent process to find work they love. I honed new skills as a Certified Life Coach and founded CareerSequel to help moms like you bridge your career gap and land flexible, meaningful work.