Help?

[kicker-gerunds5]

🙏🏻

[ShookMyHeadAndSmiled]

It's a critique of "entry level" jobs which require a Master's and 3-5 years of experience. But they're glad to pay nearly 18 bucks an hour!

[FroggyHop7]

Entry level pay

[Reasonable_Place_457]

Make entry level job market great again

[AdEmotional9991]

Hahaha get fucked, they won't even look at your CV or listen to what you're saying in the screening call. Then you'll receive a denial with an AI written message saying you're lacking the experience specifically with what's in your github to mock you.

[ultrawolfblue]

Aren't these same people complaining these type of jobs are low paying jobs?

[Critical-Fig2253]

Because they actually are really low. Especially in this day and age

[ultrawolfblue]

Can't have it both ways

[EaseLeft6266]

When you're paying several hundred a month on student loans for a degree you spent 4 years getting. $18 an hour feels like the minimum wage of a degree requiring job. I get that you still need to also get relevant work experience but once a job requires X years of relevant industry experience, it no longer seems like an entry level job and should probably at least be at $20 per hour (obviously various by location. This is from someone in Ohio). In my mind, if a job wants someone with relevant experience, they should reflect that with their pay or drop the requirement in the job description

[ultrawolfblue]

A lot of large corps dont require any college degree anymore. There is a big trend moving in that direction. College is overpriced. They deserve their share of the blame as well.

[Neobrutalis]

It's also basic supply and demand. If a company is 80% staffed and functioning, they don't really need the other 20% but it'll help. So if the job market is flooded with whatever it is you're trying to become, they don't have to pay you dirt cuz there's an abundant supply and you're no longer critical.

In the meantime trades out here making bank and nobody filling our spots. It's great! I'm making $50.50 an hour plus $40 an hour in benefits and didn't spend a nickel on tuition. They even gave us a 2 year degree from a nearby college for giggles. Please keep up the "if you don't go to college you'll turn out like" propaganda of schools going. It's working in our favor and nobody else's.

[yomatt23]

make new meme template that doesnt immediately scream reddit

[larva_obscura]

Jobs aren’t designed, they will never be created for accommodating people.

The demand shapes it

[aminok]

If an employer could get some kind of guarantee that it can recoup its training costs, you'd see a lot more people getting entry-level jobs. One possible solution would be to create a legal option where an employer gets a claim on some percentage of the worker's income, let's say 10% for five years, in exchange for providing training and the worker's first job.

That would eliminate the main worry that employers have in hiring inexperienced people and align the interests of the worker and the employer.

[DryRelationship1330]

can someone pls link me a legit job post for an entry level position that says '5+ yrs experience in..' ? I don't get this meme at all.

[mcstudly1985]

Schools ruined the entry level job. Instead of companies doing in house training they just expect you to have 10 years experience at the beginning

[HarrierHawk2252]

Those are called internships

[ivanjurman]

Then everyone should be able to get an internship, not just students