hazelbuttnutt

What, "few steps to ensure" they never returned? I would very much like to know what you found to be so effective!

I have years of no job experience (great resume though), due to medical issues. I have been licensed to sell a few type of insurance in my state for a little over a year now, and although the company with which I work is excellent, I am not getting the (financial) results I need to get. Now ready to rejoin the hourly wage group (part-time), but with medical restrictions (including no driving) and the gap on my resume (01/2007-04/2015), I fear I won't find anything worthwhile. What would you suggest I say - in a cover letter or interview? - when a potential employer asks me about this gap? Do you have any tips for formatting the resume that would be helpful, like emphasizing skills versus a chronological list?