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Your accomplishments don’t have an expiration date. They don’t magically disappear because you stepped away to raise your children. Capitalize on your previous professional accomplishments. If you ranked #1, performed in the top 10%, exceeded goals, managed a team, or received recognition, that’s part of your track record. You earned those results. Bring them into the interview. Identify relevant experience gained while raising your children. You may have stepped away from your career, but you didn’t stop gaining experience. Identify what you’ve done as a parent that translates into the working world. Consider these examples: • Classroom parent: Assisted teachers, organized activities, and coordinated parent communication. • School events: Coordinated volunteers, vendors, schedules, and event logistics. • PTA, MOMS Club, or parent organizations: Held leadership positions, managed budgets, coordinated events and volunteers, and oversaw community outreach. • Fundraising: Managed donations, tracked expenses, and coordinated campaigns. • Youth athletics: Coordinated travel, tournaments, and communication with coaches. • Social media: Created content, managed accounts, and supported college recruiting. • Talent and entertainment: Communicated with agents, coordinated auditions, and reviewed contracts. Now let’s put this into practice. If you’re interviewing for an administrative assistant position, identify where you’ve performed similar work. Don’t just say, “I helped organize school events.” Explain what you did, who you worked with, and what you accomplished. Here’s an interview example: “Before stepping away from my career, I spent five years in customer service, consistently exceeding performance goals. While raising children, I served as vice president of a parent organization, managing budgets, coordinating events, and overseeing community outreach. That experience required me to manage multiple priorities, meet deadlines, and coordinate with different groups to ensure events were executed successfully.” Now you’ve connected your previous accomplishments with your recent relevant experience to demonstrate why you’re qualified for the position. #interview #job #careeradvice #jobsearch

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