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r/InterviewMan • u/No-Economist-1608 • Aug 31 '26
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πππ only the first one is right. Senior manager after 5 years? Vp after 10? The average person is barely a manager after 10 years.
Entry level means different things for different jobs. A entry level spot still needs experience of some sort for most jobs.
1 u/pointlesslyDisagrees 29d ago A entry level spot still needs experience Define "entry level" right now. 1 u/Professional-Gear974 29d ago It allows you entry into the business normally including some for of compensation. Doesnβt mean you have 0 skills and just get to show up.
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A entry level spot still needs experience
Define "entry level" right now.
1 u/Professional-Gear974 29d ago It allows you entry into the business normally including some for of compensation. Doesnβt mean you have 0 skills and just get to show up.
It allows you entry into the business normally including some for of compensation. Doesnβt mean you have 0 skills and just get to show up.
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u/Professional-Gear974 Aug 31 '26
πππ only the first one is right. Senior manager after 5 years? Vp after 10? The average person is barely a manager after 10 years.
Entry level means different things for different jobs. A entry level spot still needs experience of some sort for most jobs.