What is considered an entry level job?

Question

I thought entry level jobs are for college students with no professional work experience at all. I have just graduated from college and have been looking for jobs. But, every "entry-level" job I look at require 1-2 years of experience. So wouldn't that be a professional job then since the person will have to have been working professionally in that field for 1-2 year to qualify for the "entry-level" job. I am just fed up with the unreasonable requirements.

Answer 1

It makes sense because after you are working somewhere for only 1 year, in a way, you don't know so much and therefore it could still be considered entry-level.
What you could do is play up the experience you do have. If you feel you have the requirements for the job, talk about your previous jobs/internships and say how that gave you a lot of experience and will help you on the job.
Good luck!

Answer 2

Almost every entry-level job says that it requires 1 or more years of experience. However, this is their ideal. Many companies will accept someone fresh out of college if they are the best candidate.

Answer 3

An apprenticeship. ~

Answer 4

dunno