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The job search process greatly differs by type of job and level of requirements. Could you be more specific to the types of jobs you're talking about?
Typically, higher requirement jobs have a much easier process (in my personal experience). Jobs that require like 10 years of experience and graduate level education. Again, it will also depend on the field.