About Me

 Welcome to Back to Work Guru!

Hi, I’m Anu – the voice behind this blog, and your guide on the journey back to a successful career.


Back to Work Guru is built for one purpose:

 To support students and individuals with career gaps who are ready to restart, rebuild, and rise in their professional lives.

Having had a career break myself after college, I realize how overwhelming and challenging it is to be back in the workplace. But here's the thing: a break does not mean goodbye—it can be hello to something new.


What You'll Discover Here:

  • Practical advice on career comeback
  • Interview preparation and resume advice for gap years
  • Online course suggestions
  • Motivational articles for confidence booster
  • Options in freelancing, remote jobs, and side hustles
  • Real conversation regarding self-doubt, imposter syndrome, and mindset change

If you stepped away to concentrate on life, health, or personal matters—know that this is a safe space where your path is acknowledged and appreciated.


My purpose:

To make your return greater than your setback. You're capable. Let's uncover that together.


Welcome to Back to Work Guru. I'm so glad you're here 

— Anu

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