I have been out of employment now for about 5 years, excluding the direct sales job I now have. One of those "go and do a show in peoples home" type of jobs. Of which I have been doing since last October. Recently I have taken to looking for a part-time job for extra income. What should I do if my last employment was older than 5 years. Should I just omit it and try to start fresh? Or should I post and explain at the interview ( if given one) the reason for the lapses?
What should you do if your employment history excluding current job is more than 5 years old?
No...your experience is still important. All you need to do is explain your respite from employment. If you have taken that time to be a parent, simply explain your values in family and that you felt it was important to raise your children to an age where they were a little more self sufficient rather than have sitter's raise them. People respect that more than you think. Just tell the truth. If that is a good guess at the reason you have not been working...you can tell them too that you have been a nanny, a maid, a chauffeur, a chef, a nurse, a teacher, a counselor, an accountant and financial advisor, and on and on. In fact if you were to be paid for all that you have done in the past 5 years with that, that you are worth quite a lot of money if you were paid all of those salaries. Fact is you are quite well rounded and diversified! Make it positive!
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