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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I had a SAHM and it just seemed like fun and low stress.

Unfortunately after about 5 years I to it myself, I got bored and felt unstimulated. Husband didn't respect me anymore. It was very challenging to find a job to hire me. I finally did find something way below my market value but even after several years back, it's still challenging to apply for more senior roles despite stellar performance reviews and solid references. It's like I can't escape the black hole on my resume. [/quote]

After several years the 5 year gap still comes up? Wow. Maybe a recruiter or professional resume builder could help you. [b]My mom went back to finish her degree at 44 with a 20 year gap (!) and she has done really well professionally![/b][/quote]

wow congrats to her! I'm sure it was even harder back then compared to now.
Do you mind sharing what kind of degree it was?[/quote]

I think it’s easier if you finish a new degree and start over after the years of SAH, rather than trying to resume the career that you left. [/quote]

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