Talent Show · by Archangels Work

Caregiving belongs on your resume

Caring for family, friends, or neighbors is real work. Put those skills into words and get credit for them — at work, at home, and everywhere else.

I’m a caregiver — let’s go
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Talent Show closes resume gaps

Had to take a leave to care for a loved one? That’s not a gap. That’s a job. Juggling care alongside a job? That counts, too. Here’s how you do that.

Without Talent Show: Years-long gap

Interviewer: ‘Can you explain this gap in your resume?’
You: ‘Hmm…’

With Talent Show: Years of hardcore experience

Interviewer: ‘It says here you were a caregiver from 2020–2022…’
You: ‘Yes, during that time I managed logistics across multiple complex systems…’

Take Talent Show for a test drive…

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Check the things you do best
Check a few that hit. See how they get turned into resume language.
Planning & Getting Things Done
Juggling a lot at once and knowing what to do first
Keeping everyone on the same schedule
Having a backup plan when things fall apart
Managing Money
Stretching a budget when money is tight
Dealing with insurance companies and appeals
Finding financial help and support programs
Standing Up for Others
Fighting for what someone needs when the system says no
Negotiating with providers, agencies, and insurers
Speaking up for someone who can’t speak for themselves
More in the full builder
Handling Hard Situations Working with People Researching & Problem Solving
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Resume-ready bullet points appear here as you choose. Pick a few, then head to the full builder to finish.

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Your picks come with you — Talent Show opens where you left off.

People ask me what I’ve been doing the last 5 years… I’ve been taking care of my sister. With Talent Show, I finally had the words to explain the work I was doing — and I got hired two weeks later.

Jordan Cole

Archangel, now back at work

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