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Entry level position... what is it?
When I see "Entry Level position" in job boards etc..
I think 'Fresh out of college' or something like 0 experience..
Looking to gain experience..
or
Maybe some intern experience..
But I see alot of companies posting "Entry Level position"
and put some ridiculous requirements like "3-5 years of experience."
And have like 10 skills of sort that are "required."
If thats the case..
wouldn't they have to make another level such as "Pre-Entry level"
for stupid college graduates such as myself?
Why don't they post it on 'experience level positions'?
I'm just curious why those companies post those "supposely entry level jobs..
especially at college boards.
1 Answer
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Entry level really should be straight out of college or less than 2 years of experience.
A lot of companies write down their wish list in job ads, instead of focusing on the most important skills. If you feel like you are suited for the position, send them your resume highlighting the skills that you posess and that match the job description. Also add that you are a very quick learner and self motivated.
Good luck :)