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&lt;i&gt;(Note: With this post, Pink Slipped welcomes one of our newest affiliates, The 405 Club, a New York-based community-minded &quot;employment information and networking resource.&quot;  Greetings to the 405ers who find us here, and for our readers, hope you enjoy the new voices and insights.) &lt;/i&gt;&lt;p&gt;Recruiters and counselors say it takes nine months to two years now to find a job.&lt;p&gt;How can this be? Do the job gods have some kind of a secret formula? Is it a conspiracy? Where is it written that it takes the average unemployed individual that long to find his or her next job? Where is it written that it &lt;i&gt;has&lt;/i&gt; to take that long?&lt;p&gt;Nine months. The time it takes to grow a baby. Astounding. That is the length of time it takes for most folks I know who seek new employment after a layoff or job termination.[Read More]&lt;p&gt;&lt;b&gt;&lt;em&gt;--Posted by The Job Goddess Who Won’t Rest Till Everyone Is Put To Work!, The 405 Club&lt;/em&gt;&lt;/b&gt;&lt;p&gt;Previously:&lt;br&gt;I lost my job and my

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