How to explain 3 month gap in resume?

Doesn't matter. Don't try to explain. Just leave it.

>>18607633
Whos looking that closely into it? Employers aren't looking that deeply like "hmm these three months with nothing in them are going to hurt your chances of getting the job"

You don't.

yep, you don't

>>18607633
and if anyone honestly has the nerve to ask:
you were traveling

it's what uninormalfags like to do once in their life for an extended period of time

not op but how about 3 years?

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>asking this question to an online community full of people who have been NEETs for years

>>18607633
its only 3 months. just explain you are a full time student and the study load was hard

>>18607633

That's nothing. People won't be so interested on why a student spent a couple months off. Also, as far as they know you have been looking for a job in that time too. It might have been only a month or a month and a half off. Getting a job is hard and takes time.

>>18607903

Yeah, your wjob prospects won't ask too much. Sorry, but after such a gap you'll probably have to take something part-time or with some pay under the table. It's not bad, so don't worry.

Do you have any qualifications?