Working mothers face special challenges that other job seekers and workers do not.
From juggling schedules between school, school events, and job interviews to explaining the "gap in employment" -- time out of the work force staying home with young children -- to unmarried hiring managers, the process can be very complicated.
Job-Hunt columnist Rachelle Lappinen will show you the way to survive and, hopefully, to flourish.
For several years, Rachelle has succeeded in a complicated world: wife, mother of two, full-time employee, and independent career counsellor.
Based on this experience and her education and training, Rachelle will help you, in this Guide, by providing invaluable information, suggestions, and advice for working mothers.
If you are returning to work after taking care of your children or just trying to find better ways to achieve work-life balance, you will want to follow this Guide.
The Guide to Job Search for Working Moms will address these issues and more, among the many facing working moms:
This can seem daunting, but millions of women achieve these goals every month, and Ms. Lappinen will help you learn how.
By day, Rachelle Lappinen, working mother of two, serves as a college and career advisor for GEAR UP. When Rachelle is not writing her blog or advising her students, she enjoys camping and going to the theater with her children. Follow Rachelle on Twitter at @RLappinen, connect with her on LinkedIn, and follow her blog SolutionsByRachelle.
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