61% of “Entry-Level” Jobs Require 3+ Years of Experience

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>Jr. Marketing Assistant. Perfect for new grads! Requirements: 3 years of digital marketing experience. Compensation: $12/hour.

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My uncle got me a job at Intel, salary is near 90k with benefits, free Lyft ride to work and gym membership. I'm only 22, suck it.

i find it rather more amusing that both middle and senior positions have the same distribution of experience required.

My dad got me a job at nintendo and asian tranny hookers tongue my asshole three times daily

>"require"

they just put it in there, it's not strict. if you're persistent or have the right connections you can land an interview and from there you just need to not suck.

>graduate college
>start my own company
>make bad decisions
>keep company a float for 3 years
>declare bankruptcy
>now you have 3 years experience working at all levels.
>if you can try to start a company in college
>or drop out and just start one and learn "the hard way" instead of sucking professor dick and eating a textbook a week for lunch.

>Graduate top of my class
>Instantly get hired by hot startups

Apply anyway. We all can dream and so can companies.

Yes, you are expected to find internships and relevant part time jobs while studying. This counts as experience.

I don't understand why Jow Forums is always somehow surprised by this.

>copy big companies model
>get attention and page visits
>become a thorn in their side
>get bought out for hundreds of millions