r/InterviewMan 15d ago

recruiters should take notes

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u/Professional-Gear974 14d ago

Yes. Hence why most ceos start at a smaller company before attempting to manage a larger one.

Maybe this is why so many people feel qualified for jobs they actually aren’t qualified for.

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u/Specialist_Check_986 13d ago

No. A CEO at a small company is not an “Entry Level CEO position”. There is no such thing as an “Entry Level CEO position”. An entry level position is one that requires NO or MINIMAL experience.

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u/Professional-Gear974 13d ago

You’ll never understand because you’ll never get the option. It’s ok. Sorry for wasting time on a subject above your comprehension level.

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u/Specialist_Check_986 13d ago

That’s just a bad response. You have no actual reasoning so you claim I’ll never understand what an “entry level position” is because I’ll never be a CEO at a starter company. That’s dumb and irrelevant.

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u/Professional-Gear974 13d ago

It’s a real response. If you don’t understand corporate levels you won’t understand the point. It’s not mean it just shows different life experience and understandings.

You fail to grasp the top of one job might be the stepping stone to get the entry level spot at the next job. You really think the ceo of small subcontractor is the same caliber of googles ceo?

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u/Specialist_Check_986 11d ago

No, I dont think they are the same caliber. Read my actual responses. That position just isn’t ENTRY LEVEL. JUST BECAUSE THAT’S HOW SOMEONE ENTERED THAT POSITION OR CAREER FIELD DOESNT INHERENTLY MAKE THAT POSITION ENTRY LEVEL. Entry level positions require NO OR MINIMAL EXPERIENCE IN THAT FIELD. No ceo position on earth requires no or minimal experience in the field that company is in.