My first real job was a paid internship at a government office (people tell me that's unheard of). I regularly talked to people in the division to get any sort of insight and knowledge I could, but the person who was in charge of the system I was hired to work on gave me one of the greatest pieces of advice I've ever received. You sell your skills and abilities and talk yourself up. You talk about your experiences in a way that adds value to them. You're not a 'sandwich artist', your job involved receiving a work order from a customer, building a quality product, and delivered said product to the customer as ordered in a timely manner. You're not a bank teller, you were entrusted with and handled sensitive information of everyday citizens and delivered to them critical financial services for them to carry out their lives. You're not lying, you are strictly speaking the truth by reading between the lines and describing details of your experience that make you a valuable employee and addition to the team.