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Traditionally, finding a job involved a lengthy and laborious process. Job seekers relied on physical resources such as libraries and typewriters, with solutions often hampered by geographical limitations. Fast forward to the 21st century, and the landscape has changed. Job seekers now have unprecedented access to information and networks, can send resumes with a click of a button, and have immediate contact with potential employers. Yet, job search durations have unexpectedly increased, with many corporate candidates facing wait times of up to 12 months to find new positions—a stark contrast to the relatively quicker processes of the 1980s.