Hi Ekta,

It's simple. you add career break for the same in your resume as well as Linkedin Profile.

People usually take career break for upgrading their skills and a lot of other things are there.

It's all about, how you sell yourself,

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Hi Ekta ,

A career track in not a staright line any longer ..it is career pyramids you craete. Even linkedIn has space for career gaps officially so there is no point in being self conscious about it.

You can always talk about the gap , the need and your earnings from the gap. It is also very normal to take career breaks for family reasons , involuntary reasons like a job loss etc. Happy to help in detail if you share more details .

Even the best of us have career gaps and career breaks ...

Regrds

Meenu

Hi Ekta

8 months gap is nothing compare to others .I had mentees who are having 5 yrs gap even , but they are employed now.Dont worry it's a situational answer which you need to prepare .Please let me know the position you are planning for .We can prepare answer accordingly

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Addressing a career gap in your resume doesn't have to be daunting.

By being honest, focusing on your skills and experiences, and highlighting your commitment to professional development, you can present your career gap in a positive light.

Remember, employers value authenticity and resilience, and how you handle your career gap can demonstrate these qualities effectively.

Embrace your unique career journey and use it to your advantage in your job search.

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