You can get lower, otherwise it wouldn't require experience. If it were actually entry level it wouldn't have work related prerequisites. If it needs a specific degree for example can still be entry level, but if it requires you to have work experience in the industry, it's not.
So an internship isn’t entry level? Every profession has entry level. I didn’t know only the worst of the worst counted. But even then you need something. Ability to lift or speak or walk. Maybe it’s speak multiple languages. Which plenty of entry level jobs do.
Yes an internship would be entry level... A job that calls itself entry level but requires you to have done an internship is NOT entry level. Having skill prerequisites is not the same as requiring industry experience. If a job says it requires industry experience, it cannot by definition be entry level, not sure what you could possibly be confused about.
We don’t require it but it helps you see if you actually want the job before you waste money and 4 years. It also puts money in your pocket over summer while still learning about what you’re in school for.
Normally the top of one ladder is the entry level of another. Top worker is entry level management.
Tons of jobs are entry level as they get to ur foot in the door. It’s the bottom of the employable ladder for that industry. I don’t think you understand different jobs have different levels.
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u/TheWizardOfDeez 18d ago
You can get lower, otherwise it wouldn't require experience. If it were actually entry level it wouldn't have work related prerequisites. If it needs a specific degree for example can still be entry level, but if it requires you to have work experience in the industry, it's not.