Returning to work after maternity leave can feel overwhelming—where do you start with updating your resume? How do you explain the gap in a resume? How do you navigate interviews after being out of the workforce for a period of time? What do you do if you’re considering a career change?
In this episode of the Working Mumma Podcast, I’m joined by HR and hiring expert Ash Battye, founder of Career Pursuit. Ash has over a decade of experience in recruitment and HR and is passionate about helping businesses find the right talent while supporting job seekers—especially mums—on their return-to-work journey.
We chat about:
- The biggest challenges working mums face when job hunting after maternity leave
- How to update your resume to stand out (and address career gaps)
- Practical strategies for nailing your job interview
- How to change careers and find flexible, family-friendly employers
Whether you’re job hunting, considering a career change, or just want to feel more confident in your career after having children, this episode is packed with practical insights to support your journey.
Listen now and take the next step in your career with confidence!
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I'm Carina — I'm here to help you navigate how to be a mum and have a career.
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