Career questions tagged entryleveljob
How should I go about finding a job in advertising or event planning after college? #Fall25 #fall25
I'm not sure how to find a job. Everyone says networking but it is very hard as a busy college student.
How should I prepare for the work force?
Do I cram for interviews or prepare in a different way?
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.
How can I stand out when applying for communication jobs online?
I’m a Communication major with a Psychology minor graduating in the spring. I’m starting to look for entry-level roles in event planning, brand communications, and marketing. With so many applications happening online, what are the best ways to make my resume and experience stand out to employers?
Business degree jobs?
what are some of the most common careers that people pursue after earning a business degree?
How can I develop skills for future internships and jobs?
I recently completed my freshman year in university as a Computer Science student; however, I plan to specialize in Data Science in my junior and senior years. I want to build skills necessary for my career as I am struggling to find internships, especially since several of them require experience, which I lack. Please suggest advice on what I can do to qualify for internships and improve my skills for the future.
What’s the best way to break into the cybersecurity field as an international student with 9 months of studying cybersecurity experience, 500+ job applications, and an ongoing Security+ certification?
Hi everyone, I’ve been studying cybersecurity for the past 9+ months and actively applying to internships and entry-level roles, with over 500 applications and 250+ LinkedIn connections so far. A few connections helped with referrals, but my resume still gets rejected. Last month, I felt devastated and started doubting myself. But I gathered courage and started preparing for CompTIA Security+ to strengthen my foundation. I’ve optimized my resume for ATS, participated in CTFs, and improved my LinkedIn, but I’m still struggling to land interviews. Can someone please guide me? What is the right approach to land my first cybersecurity internship/job? What specific skills or certifications helped you get your first break? How do I know if I’m "job-ready"? Should I focus on one company or keep applying everywhere? Any tips, encouragement, or actionable steps would mean the world. 🙏 Thank you!
What kind of Job should i apply for starting off as a college student?
Im majoring in Business and im wanting to eventually become an invesment manager but im not sure what job to apply for to be able to get my foot in the door with zero experience. Not only that but a job that would allow me to work around my classes
How can I get into an UI UX internship?
I'm UI UX Design fresher. Struggling to get an internship. I tried applying to lots of companies but some of them are been ghosted after I gave interview. And some companies don't even give a job application submission feedback. It's been 2yrs struggling to get an internship without an experience for getting an experience in UI UX Design. I don't have any connection in the UI UX Design field to refer or help me and give some insights.
How do I get my resume to stand out so I can receive call backs ? ?
I am a 27 year old student who is struggling with experience in the corporate field.
How do I start my career in technology?
I graduated with a bachelors in information technology of August 2024. For a couple of years I’ve been struggling to look for jobs in general, especially since I started my degree. I have done everything that I could imagine. I’ve been to a couple of career fairs, I have tailored and revised my résumé several times, I’ve tried to talk with hiring managers and even tried to prepare for interviews with no luck. I think I have applied to over 1000 applications over the past couple of years. Since 2023, I’ve had two unpaid fraudulent internships, I’ve had a few interviews, but they never made it to the second or third round and jobs either ghost me or end up being ghost jobs. At this point, I don’t know what else I can do. If anyone has any advice or can offer any jobs that would suit me, I would appreciate that. I’m looking for jobs that are mostly entry-level.
What is the best path from college to landing a position as an AI Cybersecurity specialist What steps, internships, and entry-level roles should I consider to build the necessary skills and experience?What steps, internships, and entry-level roles should I consider to build the necessary skills and experience? #Spring2025?
What steps, internships, and entry-level roles should I consider to build the necessary skills and experience? I am going for a Bachelor's in Computer Science with a concentration in Cybersecurity and AI.
How to get an entry job level in IT with no degree or experience?
How to get a job in IT with no degree or work experience as an adult? What are the best places to look? What skills can I learn on my own to make that happen?
I'm looking for direction to restart my career. What can I do to land myself a job in the field of instructional design/ training/ learning and development?
I have a master's in organizational behavior (M.sc. Applied Psychology) from India. I moved to the USA about two years ago and I recently got my work permit. I am also a certified ICF (ACC) Coach and have about 2+ years of experience (from my pervious job in India) in the field of training, leadership development and coaching. #psychology #career #job #instructionaldesign #organizationalbehavior #entryleveljob #Coaching #training #learninganddevelopment #networkingforjobs #TempeAZ
what are some jobs that computer programmers get offered? how much do they get payed? Is it true that they get a lot of money?
Hi! My name is Jennifer and I was wondering much do computer programmers get make a year. Is this a carrier that as soon as i get out of college i can gets job opportunity that help play off college quickly. #computer #computer-programming #computer-engineer #computer-networking