Applying for an "entry-level Job"

applying for an "entry-level job"
  1. Theri Landgraver says:
    Then once you have more experience you hear the dreaded, "You're a bit over qualified for this position."
    Then once you have more experience you hear the dreaded, "You're a bit over qualified for this position."
  2. James Henderson says:
    "we're looking for someone with more experience" means you blew your job interview, congrats. "You're a bit over qualified for this positions" means you're asking for too much money, congrats.
    "we're looking for someone with more experience" means you blew your job interview, congrats. "You're a bit over qualified for this positions" means you're asking for too much money, congrats.
  3. Jonathan Hall says:
    I think companies should have to pay a fee to all the interviewees they invite who don't get the job. That would solve loads of problems immediately. (Apart from awarding all, instead of most, vacancies to insiders of course. It would be the death of the job interview altogether).
    I think companies should have to pay a fee to all the interviewees they invite who don't get the job. That would solve loads of problems immediately. (Apart from awarding all, instead of most, vacancies to insiders of course. It would be the death of the job interview altogether).
  4. Maria Beria says:
    You can't get more experience without landing a job, but you can't land a job without experience. It's a nasty catch 22.
    You can't get more experience without landing a job, but you can't land a job without experience. It's a nasty catch 22.
  5. Raijin Okami says:
    all I have to say is http://dudelol.com/usrprofile/amaksimes.gif.
    all I have to say is http://dudelol.com/usrprofile/amaksimes.gif.
  6. Jonathan Anderson says:
    now a days they just post jobs they have no intention of hiring for EVER.
    now a days they just post jobs they have no intention of hiring for EVER.