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Ian has five years of managerial experience with a shopping center. however, he quit his job to attend to his ailing mother. he was without a job for six months. he now wants to apply for a job in a company. but first he must explain the six-month gap in his work experience. how do you think he can explain it to the employer?

a.

by mentioning the reason for the gap in the closing section of the resume

b.

by mentioning the reason for the gap in the heading section of the resume

c.

by mentioning the reason for the gap in the cover letter

d.

by mentioning the reason for the gap in the portfolio

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