Came across an entry-level analyst position and the company required 2-4 years of full time experience…where are the actual entry-level positions?

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March 7,2023 at 2:31AM UTC

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Came across an entry-level analyst position and the company required 2-4 years of full time experience…where are the actual entry-level positions?

Job searching as a recent grad has been one of the most humbling and frustrating experiences I’ve been through. I’ve been looking for rotational programs but there honestly isn’t many. Are there any other programs or entry-level job sites for recent grads that the community is aware of?

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G-E. Runge/#opentoworkMarch 7,2023 at 4:20AM UTC
Start-up websites general have been known to gear toward recent grads and also at times bend requirement bars based on overall life expirences thus far.
Joyce Breitweiser HallMarch 26,2023 at 12:54PM UTC
Be sure to apply anyway for those jobs. Women have a tendency to apply only for jobs if fully qualified; men apply even if they are not. The company may not be able to find someone with 2-4 years experience at the salary they are willing to pay. If that happens, they will look deeper at the applicants.
Some companies purposely hire new grads in order to freshen their workforce. 3M is one of them. I’m not aware of others, but this group may know.