People are asking me about gaps in employment, and there are many different types of ways that you could have this gap. You might currently be in a gap, or you might have had gaps throughout. I want to go through three or four different facets of this. Let's talk about the gaps in employment. I'm getting this question a lot. Can you see that I don't do anything small? Even my coffee cups bear my name. Okay, so I know some of you are in a gap, or you are a stay-at-home parent returning to the workforce. Some of you have been caring for elderly parents. Some of you have been out of work for an extended period of time and have been actively searching for jobs, consulting, or doing projects. I want to cover as many scenarios as possible, but I won't be able to address every single one. However, I will touch on a lot of them. We certainly have the QA4, but now, if you are currently in a gap or are a stay-at-home parent re-entering the workforce, for whatever reason, there are six things I recommend you do to give yourself a leg up in returning. I will go through these quickly, but I want you to have this list to stimulate your thinking. The first one is networking. Most of you have access to either the job search boot camp program or my ultimate career course. I have some free live office hours videos where I talk about networking. In session three of the boot camp, we go into this in detail. The ultimate career course also has videos that cover this topic extensively. I even have a live office hours session about why your job search is taking so long, where I discuss networking....
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