You don't absolutely have to get an 'entry level' job--you could be an entrepreneur, for example. Everything is risky. The problem I see with the entry level

You don't absolutely have to get an 'entry level' job--you could be an entrepreneur, for example. Everything is risky. The problem I see with the entry level roles right now is that they all require ~5 years of experience! How are recent grads getting experience when the definition of 'entry level' has changed from meaning 'no experience' to meaning 'this is how much experience you need to work here?'