Career questions tagged entry-level
What can I do during an internship to increase my chances of getting a full-time job offer afterward?
I am an accounting major, interning at a tax/accounting firm and I'm hoping to secure a full time position after completing my internship period. What skill or actions or behaviors do employers look for in interns when deciding who to hire?
If you were a business student again, what would you do differently to better prepare for your career?
I am currently a undergraduate junior majoring in accounting and a minor in international business. I want to make sure I'm using my time in college wisely to prepare for the real world.
What specific skills, experiences, or qualifications are most important or stand out to employers when they are hiring?
As an accounting student with tax, administrative and customer service experience, I want advice on what can I do to make myself a competitive candidate for entry-level accounting or finance positions.
Is UX a dead industry?
I know the market is awful in general right now, and that UX is much more competitive than it was just a few years ago, but is it still feasible to get entry-level work without freelancing? I majored in Computer Science and have completed a UX bootcamp, but still feel ill-prepared and insecure about joining the industry. Would getting a Master's degree help me? Is it worth it?
What is the best way to make myself stand out on my resume when applying for the highest earning entry-level jobs in the field of Digital Media and Communications?
Or in other words what are job recruiters looking for when hiring people fresh out of college? I am graduating with a bachelors in communications and I want to work part time before applying to graduate school. My goal career-wise is to work in an artistic and cultural institution.
How do you choose between multiple job offers after college graduation #Fall25?
I am currently a junior in university, and have secured 2 full-time job offers through past internships. I am also currently freelancing as an independent contractor with 2 other organizations, both of which expressed interest in having me continue beyond my time as a student. Once I graduate, how do I decide between which full-time/freelancing offers to take? What are the pros and cons of juggling multiple jobs/contracts? For some context, I mostly do nonprofit management work, so entry-level salaries are ~$65,000/yr and contract work is ~$25/hr for 10-15 hrs/wk.
I am a transfer student from Lamar University to Texas Southern University and I am searching for a work from home job in Texas. What type of entry level jobs are there for Clinical Mental Health I will be beginning the Clinical Mental Health Program at Texas Southern University for Fall 2025.?
I am a transfer student from Lamar University to Texas Southern University and I am searching for a work from home job in Texas. What type of entry level jobs are there for Clinical Mental Health? I will be beginning the Clinical Mental Health Program at Texas Southern University for Fall 2025.
Are there any part-time, remote (and preferably entry-level) jobs someone turning 18 could do?
What paid jobs can I apply at as someone about to turn 18 completing her high school degree? I'm in the Philippines, so I'm searching for part-time remote work flexible to students' schedules (I can work nights). Most of my previous experiences are ambassadorships in large nonprofits (mentoring 100+ people and hosting events) and business-related internships (in an NYC consulting agency and a nonprofit for students, all remote) where I handle many people. I have also volunteered as an assistant teacher for two years from 2023 to 2025. I can work in Excel, data entry, virtual assisting, operations, and recruiting. However, part-time, remote entry-level jobs on sites like Indeed are scarce. Apologies if it was so long and if I'm overly idealistic.
Where do I find entry-level internships to gain experience related to my major?
Hello, I was wondering where to find entry-level internships related to data science with no previous experience required.
What are the best way to network in 2025 to get a full-time position, especially with everything going on globally and the possibility of a recession coming? How do we make sure we can get a job in a very competitive job market?
This is my question and like advice. #Spring25
I was looking at entry-level jobs in healthcare the other day and saw PCT’s. There were a few different areas to work in, for example oncology and rehab. I was just wondering if different PCT’s focus on a certain scope of practice, or if they’re really all the same but just have different names.?
I’m a senior with a 4.0 GPA just looking to get a jumpstart on my career.
How do you get into set design/ themed entertainment?
Coming from an architecture background, I find it challenging to find a set design/ themed entertainment job.
How do I as a 26 year old find more resources into information systems?
how can I get an internship into information with little to no resources ?
What steps would you recommend I take to prepare to enter Real Estate ?
What does a day as a real estate agent look like? How difficult is it for recent graduates of college or job training program to get hired for this job in the region ?
About communication in it support ?
As is very tight in it job in Australia market . My friend suggest me that you should start with it support role then you get the experience and get the other roles opportunity. But the problem is I am good at that level but sometimes I not get the proper words to communicate In english and stuck and stopped but good in explaining. Is matter in it suppurt help desk support in level 1. Is hard for me to get the job with this problem. If I get and do daily basis then may be I will be good this things but the big question is they hire me for this lackness ???
I would like to get a Job For IT weather it be Internship or entry level ?
where does one go to apply for internships and entry level jobs for cyber security that will actually hire you
What is the quickest, most efficient and effective way to transition into a career in UI/UX design with no prior experience in the field, but with a bachelor's degree and a limited budget?
What is the quickest, most efficient and effective way to transition into a career in UI/UX design with no prior experience in the field, but with a bachelor's degree and a limited budget?
How do I begin a career in graphic design with a college degree, but no experience?
I've been trying to get into the graphic design field, but no luck. I do not have a portfolio and not very much professional experience. How do I land an entry level position?
What terminology should I know for an entry level outside sales position with ADP With a focus on their small business services division.?
Basic information I should know for the interview process
Where do I start? What do I need to know? can someone help?
New to this site Trying to find a entry level network tech job. Where I can start my career off. Or at least an It Job. Also preferred remote work. Where do I start?
What kind of entry-level jobs should I look into if I want to be a theatre manager?
I just graduted college and got my BA in theatre. I found a love of event planning and managing a theatre. I want to know what is the best way to find a job and what type of roles I should look into.
What are some skills to put on a resume as a college freshman with no work experience (For entry-level jobs)?
Thank you so much to anyone who answers, It would be a lot of help!
How do people find their next job opportunity while they may still be employed?
If people are ready to level up or switch in their careers, how do they find their next job opportunity while they may still be employed? I am currently working my first job in the nonprofit/education industry since graduating college, and I am thinking about finding another job in a year.
What programs should I look into where it leads to a remote, hybrid, or in-person job opportunity for possible higher pay and job guarantee after college years?
I have an AS Degree in Physical Science from a community college in Fall 2021. I don't have enough lab experience due to 2020-2022 shutdown. I have been working from home for a company involving data entry from 2021 to now. I am not sure what other career to look into as I am not the same person that wanted a Bachelor's degree due to finances. I am not sure if I should look into 3-12 month programs of a certificate as I don't have experience.
What are the different types of consulting I can get into as a first job?
Recently graduated and am looking for entry level positions that will lead into consulting positions
how can it help?
how can culinary arts have an affect on someone whos only just starting and doesn't know a thing about culinary but once to venture more into it so they can complete one of there life goals
How do I find a job hiring at entry level?
Many job listing will often not include which age is the minimum, nor if they're entry level friendly. I have no idea how to determine whether or not it's okay to apply.
How complicated can life get with college, and how can someone manage it? What are good first time job options for someone in college?
I want to be able to manage stress levels while in college so I can get my schooling done and to get ready for the real world. I would want different job types that can be manageable and pay well enough for a college student.