Research at Ghent University shows that school leavers should be patient and selective when looking for a job.
If someone has been looking out for a job for two months refuses a job
below his qualifications, he tends to get an offer for a job that
matches his qualifications within a month.
If the same person accepts the underqualified job, it tends to take 10 years before he gets a job (and salary- at this level.
The longer one searches for work, the more he should be ready to accept
other jobs. Applicants that have been searching for a year, have a less
than 50% chance of finding a job at their level within the next year.
5 November 2012
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