Roz, how to deal with a large gap in employment and no relevant recent references?

David Gordon wrote: ↑Sat Oct 22, 2022 11:21 am Roz, how to deal with a large gap in employment and no relevant recent references?

tell them about that you took longer to transition to female after your parole for terrorism than staying on the child protection register ..................

David Gordon wrote: ↑Sat Oct 22, 2022 11:21 am Roz, how to deal with a large gap in employment and no relevant recent references?

Everyone has done something in that gap, we just have to find out what your "thing" was. We can build a position out of very little.

As for recent references, we work them out.
I'm not going to give out all my secrets in this thread but we have ways and means.

College is supposed to prepare you to enter the job market. Three years of college courses, including ones specifically geared towards working, had me thinking that perhaps this was true. Except, while I can get jobs, they’re never the type of industry I was hoping for. Rozz made my CV skills look pitiful in comparison to what she can do. It’s the difference between the work of an amateur and a master, and trust me, jobs can tell the difference. I feel much more confident now applying for jobs that I really want, and feel like a much more professional candidate.

mortemistrata wrote: ↑Fri Oct 28, 2022 10:44 am College is supposed to prepare you to enter the job market. Three years of college courses, including ones specifically geared towards working, had me thinking that perhaps this was true. Except, while I can get jobs, they’re never the type of industry I was hoping for. Rozz made my CV skills look pitiful in comparison to what she can do. It’s the difference between the work of an amateur and a master, and trust me, jobs can tell the difference. I feel much more confident now applying for jobs that I really want, and feel like a much more professional candidate.

Didn't you already get a job at a good school?

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