>""""entry level"""" position>minimum 3 years experience REQUIRED
>>61564421That is entry level
Enter deez nutz in your mouth
>>61564421i'm gonna time the perfect entry to level your mom later
What's even funnier is that they usually say>internshupps not allowed
>>61564421>entry level positions>must be THIS TALL to ride this rideshake my damn head
>>61564421Does filling out job applications count as experience?
>>61564421Just say you worked for three years back in your own country before you moved here. Your new employer can't check because of the language barrier. Works every time.
>>61564421I entered ops moms asshole a few hours ago.
>>61564421>>""""entry level"""" position>>minimum 3 years experience REQUIREDQuick lesson about life.Being the smartest person ONLY matters in academia, everywhere else who you know is more important than what you know.You either need to know someone in the place you want to work or figure out a way to bypass HR and directly talk to someone in management.You USE to be able to go to job fairs and directly interact with managers.
>>61564421Its because this "job" "listing" is fishing for some visa retard that is trying to renew their visa status frantically because visa's expire after 3 years.
>look online how to do said job>go to job>"yes mrs. Karen, I have 20 years experience doing X">do job>realize it's just more jewish daycare nonsense anywayjust make it up as you go, no one gives a fuck really
Ah, the modern farce distilled into two lines: one must possess a trifling “entry-level” title, yet somehow have already traversed the labyrinth of experience. One cannot help but admire the delicate irony: a world where inexperience is simultaneously demanded and scorned—a true theatre of the absurd for those daring enough to apply.
>Ah, the modern farce distilled into two lines
Serious posting now, I did 4 years of undergrad + 2 years of grad school. This is considered the norm for my field. By the time I was done with school I was almost 26. After over a year of living with my parents sending out applications all day, every day I barely managed to get a job at a horrible local firm. I’ve been here for 2 years now and all I can think about is eventually leaving this hellhole, but the job market is so shit right now that I’m scared I might be stuck here for many more years. That and the experience I’ve gained working on theee awful project likely won’t be seen as very valuable if I want to apply to better firms doing better work.
>>61564421I got a job at a printing company and I hate it, and I might not even try to look for another job considering how difficult it is to find a basic one. I've even resigned myself to accepting that my actual salary is whatever Ket gives me
>>61565033*** if you want a job in a highly saturated area.If not then applying will just land you a job. Fixed that life advice for you.
