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By Mike Mara The end of the year isn't only a great season feast with family or shop for gifts for your loved ones; it's also a good time to find yourself a new job. Instead of putting off the job search until after the New Year, why not get a leg up on the competition?
With all of the excitement that goes on around the holiday season, some people may feel that the best approach would be to put their job hunt on the back burner until January. During the last two months of the year, December especially, the number of people applying for jobs is at its lowest point.