Just wondering if one is generally worse off graduating in December (one semester early) instead of next May. Is it generally harder to find a job in December as compared to in May, or is it very much a case-by-case situation? (Note: I am not in such a situation, I was just curious to hear peoples' thoughts on this). [US market]
Also, would you have to explain a potential gap in your resume for many interviews to come? (for example, you graduate in December and start working next June, so there's 6 months of white space.) Would you have to keep explaining this for your next 2-3 jobs or however long, or would this raise any red flags with recruiters?
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Is it a bad idea to graduate in December rather than normally (May, June) for job searching?
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