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After a long time in a corporate environment, I decided to strike out on my own. That didn't work. Now after two years, I'm back in the job market. My problem is, I don't have any accomplishments to speak of during this two year period. How would I structure the accomplishments part of the resume for this time period? (I'm fine with the admin and responsibilities.)
I am fully prepared to address this in both the cover letter and interview. This was a total change of professions and just flat didn't work out.
On your own...
Perhaps scanning past emails for the two years you were on your own you will come up with accomplishments. Did you land *any* clients? In some cases, I suspect, merely closing a deal for a certain dollar amount constitutes an acomplishment.
It's actually a perspective.
It's actually a perspective. What you consider not an accomplishment for others it may be. The only important thing is just do your best and try to excell.
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