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Anonymous

02 Dec 2022

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I've been working non-stop ever since poly days. I feel like taking leaves from my job is not enough to recover.

From a HR perspective, will it look bad to have a gap of not working or what will HR view my resume?

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Li Elizabeth

02 Sep 2024

Just do it, you may need a work detoxx

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02 Dec 2022

They will most likely ask you why you have that gap. However, if you can convince them and prove to them that you took the break for a valid reason (like finding what you want to truly do), it's okay for you to have a break. Jus don't give them the idea you will leave whatever job u applied for to have another break. All the best!

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1M45

Edited 02 Dec 2022

80% of stress come from work (Pareto principle). But if we dont work, 100% of stress will come fro...

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