Honestly, just exaggerate experience. That's what I did when I was chronically unemployed for almost 4 years due to my MI.

Like let's say you worked at company A for 3 months and company B for 6 months. Exaggerate the time by saying you worked with each for a year that way your 2 year gap isn't a gap anymore.

Another option would be make up some B.S about a family member being terminally ill and say you were their primary caregiver. Employers can't prove or disprove it thanks to HIPPA laws. I legit did this (all be it I didn't lie because my mother DID have cancer I just left how how she was an abusive narcissist and I couldn't get away from her because of my MI). Still though, it made me look like a loyal honest person. I mean, who wouldn't respect a person that sacrificed their career to take care of a sick family member?


If you feel comfortable with it, you can take things a step further. Post fake references and get a burner phone for each "reference" and get a voice changer app (many free ones out there). Make each reference look important and relevant to the position you're targeting. Just say a bunch of good but realistic things about yourself when contacted and bam instant job if you pull it off.

Sorry to encourage you to lie but sometimes you have to lie and manipulate to get ahead. Most big corporations are the real liars anyways because you have to lie and use people to become a multibillion dollar company/person.