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Isn't "I was working on side projects" a decent explanation? You could even put them on your CV and close the gap, work is work. Being able to show you can bui
by codeptualize 5y ago
Isn't "I was working on side projects" a decent explanation?
You could even put them on your CV and close the gap, work is work. Being able to show you can build something on your own is a big + in many ways.
Developers are in demand, so it would not surprise me if a gap doesn't matter in any way.
Maybe just try to apply to something. Even if you don't get hired it might give you some pointers what you need to focus on to get back to it.
- cpach 5y agoOr just “I was working on different projects”
- Aachen 5y agoYeah exactly this. How to get a job if you have perfectly marketable skills and just spent time building things? Idk, just apply? Worst case you notice a company finds it odd and you can better explain what you have been spending time on next time. Just apply, don't make shit up, you'll be fine right?
- aeoleonn 5y agoHahaha @ "just apply" I think you mean "just repeatedly throw your resume into a black hole"