Today, every "entry level" job in my field is now requiring 2-5 years experience. I don't think they understand what "entry level" actually means. FML
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mr1234 6
Thanks for the support and encouragement everyone, it's nice to know that I wasn't totally degraded for something that's been extremely frustrating. I'm very lucky the currently have a full time job (A supervisory position, at 24, as a woman!). And for those wondering, my field is business administration. i have a Bachelor's degree and plenty of legitimate work experience, just not experience that is directly related to what they want. so *whoosh* in the trash goes my resume!
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garrett_8614 14
Well done America
samimarie199 22
Jobs these days expect more than they say they do so... Like the saying goes "no job no experience, no experience no job". Good luck op
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Adysin 4
I KNOW RIGHT?! Dealing with the same thing here. What is this shit?
IXChaosDragonXI 13
You must be trying to work in the computer field. Pain in the ass isn't it?
cwl727 33
I feel your pain.
Bobsigny 3
I am in the same boat buddy!
lastniceguy 6
Many places list "requirements" that aren't actually requirements. Apply anyway. A good interview can get you past what is "required" on paper.
cdncw 20
Entry level means: maximum experience but expect the pay of an intern.