entry-level jobs
First career roles
Entry-level jobs are positions requiring little or no prior professional experience, typically filled by recent graduates or those new to a field.
They represent the bottom rung of a career ladder: She took an entry-level job at the marketing firm right out of college.
The term often implies low pay and limited responsibility, with the understanding that advancement comes later.
- part-time workEmployment below full hours
- shift workLabor in timed blocks
- internshipsSupervised workplace learning periods
- apprenticeshipsSupervised vocational training periods
- onboardingNew member integration process
first job · foot in the door · retail · promotion · help wanted · hourly pay · mentorship · training · customer service · minimum wage · starting salary · inexperienced · administrative support · teamwork · job shadowing · hospitality · food service · high school diploma
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- Youth Jobsteen workers, summer jobs, part-time jobs, first job, babysitters
- twentiestwenties, young adult, early adulthood, emerging adulthood, college grad
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leadership roles · executive leadership · senior leadership · supervisory roles
entry-level jobsskilled trades
Occupations requiring specialized manual training