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The Best and Worst Times to Apply for a Job: An Infographic

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There are few things as soul-destroying as applying for jobs and getting knocked back.
 
Your career is a huge part of your life, so give yourself the best possible chance to land the best possible job. And that means knowing when to apply. 
 
Picking the right time to send your CV out can increase your chances massively. See our guide below:

The best and worst times to apply for a job - Purple CV

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If you want to give yourself the best chance of landing your dream job, September through to February are often a good bet across the board.

Spring and early summer often work well too – depending on the industry. 

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