Beyond childcare: the hidden barriers for women returning to work
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Where to begin after a career break
This resource will help you ask the big questions to set out on the right track.
This resource will help you ask the big questions to set out on the right track.
Like most big life changes, returning to work after a career break can be seriously scary. Studies have shown that around two-thirds of people find the process challenging. Around one-third feel their confidence is seriously knocked.
There is a lot you can do to prepare for the return to work – from updating your resume to upskilling. But first, it can help to take a step back and reflect on what you do (and don’t) want from your next career move.
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