If you’re a recent college graduate without a job, my sympathies! Although job hunting is almost never a preferred activity, ...

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Recent college graduates currently have a higher unemployment rate than workers overall. But there are factors outside of ...

The average job search takes 19.9 weeks, or nearly five months, while the median duration of job searches is much lower, at 8.7 weeks, or just over two months.

Ideally, you should start your search about 18 months before you need a job, though it is definitely possible to do it in less time. Many candidates go on the academic market without their ...