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Job seekers anticipate 'September Surge' as hiring activity picks up

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Job seekers are anticipating the "September Surge," a period when hiring activity typically increases after a summer lull. Data from LinkedIn and Indeed indicates a rise in job postings around September and October, though the magnitude of this surge can vary year to year. This trend offers an opportunity for job seekers, as hiring managers return from summer vacations and prepare for the fourth quarter, potentially leading to more available positions. AI

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Job seekers anticipate 'September Surge' as hiring activity picks up

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Tatiana Sataua ·

    Job seekers are waiting for the ‘September Surge.’ Economists say there’s something behind the hype and explain why it’s a good time to apply

    There are real seasonal patterns behind the September hiring hype, but more job postings don’t necessarily mean faster hiring.

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