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Wording resume gap
Kind of an odd situation here...
I worked for company X from 2008 until 2010, when I quit to pursue a different degree in school (not related to company X) and help my FI with his restaurant (he is owner). I was rehired, part time, for company X back in July this year and am still here. The job is only 25-30 hours per week and I am seeking a FT job now.
On my resume, how can I list that I have worked here, in the same position, but on two separate time periods with a gap in between? I don't think I should list my helping FI with the restaurant as it doesn't apply to the type of work I am seeking, but I don't want to just leave a gap. (The gap is Sept 2010-July 2011)
Any advice? TIA!
Re: Wording resume gap
I'd list it as
Company X 2008-present
Job title July 2011-present
Duties and accomplishments
Job title 2008 to Sept 2010
Duties and accomplishments
I'd address the gap in your CL as time you spent to pursue a degree in [field].
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Just one other question, the degree I went to pursue I decided to, well, not pursue anymore. It would not have any connection to jobs I am searching for. Should I still include it in the CL?