Taking time out from your career to have babies and look after children is common. But the big question is, how do you represent this on your resume? Do you even need to list it? What do you call it? Everyone has a different and valid opinion on how to represent a career break on your resume. It's going to depend on your particular circumstances and how much time you've had away from the workforce. If there are noticeable gaps in your resume it's best to say what you were doi

Job hunting for a part-time role can be particularly challenging. Whatever your reason for wanting to work part-time (carer responsibilities, a side gig, or just wanting better work/life balance), finding a role that matches your skills and interests - that is also part-time - can be difficult. If you only search for part-time roles you are likely to be looking for your dream job for a very long time. A much better method is to find your dream job, which is probably going to

Job hunting for a part-time role can be particularly challenging. Whatever your reason for wanting to work part-time (carer responsibilities, a side gig, or just wanting better work/life balance), finding a role that matches your skills and interests that is also part-time can be difficult. If you only search for part-time roles you are likely to be looking for your dream job for a very long time. A much better method is to find your dream job, which is probably going to be a

While not everyone experiences it or feels the need to make an adjustment to their career after having children, a lot of people do make changes. I work mostly with female clients and although some women don't make any changes to their work post-baby, most commonly women go back to work on a part-time basis. And for many this works - particularly if they have a workplace supportive of flexible arrangements. However, sadly that's not always the case. I recently worked with a c

To celebrate International Women's Day I thought I would share some of the wonderful businesses in Australia that are helping women get back into the workforce after children - apart from Rescue my Resume! Seeking part-time or flexible work, a family-friendly workplace or the confidence to return to work can be hard. So check out these four organisations which can help you with the journey. 1. Puffling For mums in Sydney and Melbourne, the Puffling platform helps you find you

Taking time out of your career to look after children is common in Australia. But up there with private versus public schools, the topic of what to put on your resume when you've had a career break due to children can get quite heated. Everyone has a different and valid opinion on how to represent a career break on your CV. It will depend on your particular circumstances and how much time you've had away from the workforce. Technically, that you have had children and time off