Hey Grapevine, I'm struggling to break into the job market and could use some advice. I'm a recent graduate/career changer looking for my first real job, but it feels like every posting wants experience I don't have. Any tips on how to stand out and actually get hired for an entry-level position when you're starting from scratch? What strategies worked for you?
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No experience? No problem. Here’s how to stand out:
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Folks in Growth and Marketing, how did you guys land your first job?
I’m a recent graduate with a digital marketing major and around 9 months of internship experience at 2 startups.
For the past two months i’ve been trying to find a ...
Dear Grapevine Community,
I am actively seeking entry-level Data Analyst positions or internships to kickstart my career in data analysis. Skilled in SQL, Tableau, Excel, and Python, I am equipped with the technical expertise necessary ...
I'm looking for jobs I have like 8 months experience but this isn't what I'm looking for at all so I wanna try in start ups and cry about their excessive work load, yea so any tips
