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Google’s “Year in Search” shows that inquiries into entrepreneurship beat out searches for “How to get a job” in 2021. 

Although Google did not provide a specific number of how many times people searched “How to start a business,” this revelation indicates that people are still interested in entering the entrepreneurship world.  

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According to the U.S. Census Bureau, more than 400,000 new business applications were filed in November, showing that new business ventures are still elevated, albeit a bit lower than the all-time high seen in 2020. 

Additionally, Google showed that “How to ask for a raise” was the top “How to ask” inquiry for 2021. In the U.S., searches for “job interview” throughout September of 2021 exceeded 2019 levels. 

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