There's a tipping point when the job search gets much harder.
from the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston has found that after U.S. workers are out of work for more than six months, it gets harder for them to get out of unemployment.
“For some people it takes longer, they don’t get a job right away,” Sharone said. “And that could be just sheer bad luck. There’s a lot of randomness in this process.Sharone described the jobless trap for long-term unemployed professionals as a “black hole” in which they apply and hear no reply because they are being systematically filtered out due to employer bias.Those jobs are also blocked off to them because they are perceived as overqualified,” Sharone said.
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