Since when does "Entry-Level" need 5+ years experience?
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I dealt with the same thing while looking for engineering jobs. I applied for entry level jobs, and they wanted at least 5 years most of the time.
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Originally Posted by reechy
the first 3 years of my career were the roughest. you basically take what you can get just to gain experience.
I think I'm coming up on my tail end of 3 years soon... :hsd: