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Entry level with two years of experience?? I'd hope that isn't very strict or basically no one would be able to apply for the job meeting the requirements unle
by BillyMaize 13y ago
Entry level with two years of experience?? I'd hope that isn't very strict or basically no one would be able to apply for the job meeting the requirements unless internships count, and even then you usually get like 1.5 years of experience that way.
- fader 13y ago"Entry level" in the US now means 3-5 years of experience. You're expected to work those years for free (as an "intern") to get the experience.
- dylangs1030 13y agoI don't mean to be snarky, but how are internships free in the technical fields? Low paid perhaps, but free internships for tech grads is a thing?
- BillyMaize 13y agoI made about 2/3 of the money in my Coop as I do now as a full time employee but then again my university required that we have a certain amount of paid internship time to get our degree so my experience may be atypical.