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How Long Will My Job Search Take?
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Back to the original question – “how long will your job search take?” Well, take a close look at the following factors:
– the state of the economy and its impact on your target industry/field
– the number of employers hiring in your target industry
– the years of relevant experience, qualifications, talent and achievements that you bring to your target position that really differentiates from what other candidates can offer
– whether you are changing jobs or staying in same profession
– the geographical target location – local, regional national or international
This article originally appeared on Executive Career Insights.
