>>29390If you have education or work experience related to the field you want to work in, I don't think there's much of a problem with not having worked in the last two years. I mean, if you don't get hired, I don't think it's because you haven't worked for two years.
From my point of view, two years of being unemployed should not have much influence on being selected.
I also tell you that I could be wrong, in the end I finished the degree, master's degree and they gave me a contract at the university for the doctorate and from there it seems that they either hire me from the university or from some research center. And since I finished my degree, I've received quite a few messages from HR companies through LinkedIn (despite never responding or updating the damn LinkedIn). This is probably because there's currently a high demand for professionals in my field.
That is to say, I have not found myself in that situation and my vision will be completely biased to my context.