Entry Level?
How can a job be posted as "Entry Level" yet require experience? I thought that "Entry Level" implied no experience.
And how is one supposed to get experience if every job out there first requires experience. It seems to be a never ending cycle - can't get the job because of no experience, can't get the experience because you can't get the job.
It's very frustrating.
And how is one supposed to get experience if every job out there first requires experience. It seems to be a never ending cycle - can't get the job because of no experience, can't get the experience because you can't get the job.
It's very frustrating.
posted by Tallulah Jones | 7:30 AM
2 Comments:
Enty Level = 0-1 years of experience. Never forget to play up your experience - even if not work related. i.e. entering track team scores in high school junior year equals one year of data entry experience; working the customer service desk at a retail store sometimes ment answering phones - two years experience answering multi-line phones; using a calculator - ten-key usage; all the projects in for school - eight years of experience in word processing and composition; and (my personal favorite)over ten years of experience with EXTENSIVE correspondence and letter composition ;) All very necessary for office jobs!
unfortunatly I am not in a place where I can work for no money. ;)
Dear Anonymous,
does 20+ years riding heard on my mother's children count for anything??
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