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Garden leave is paid, you’re also still essentially employed so no gap on the CV. You get a new job before leaving, they’ll wait.
by epanchin 7y ago
Garden leave is paid, you’re also still essentially employed so no gap on the CV.
You get a new job before leaving, they’ll wait.
- stanferder 7y agoOn a bit of a tangent, are CV/resume gaps still frowned upon in 2020? It's kind of ludicrous that one unbroken stretch of continuous work seems to be some kind of ideal.
- McDev 7y agoFrom my experience it just creates another question for the interviewer, i.e. "What were you doing during this period?". Similar to how banks view gaps in employment as additional risk when applying for a mortgage for example (at least in the UK).