I thought this only happened in my country, job applicant for fresh graduate but with more than 2 years experiences in the same position.. i mean wtf, we are literally just graduate, only have did some part time job or sometimes not even have any experiences in job... So where and when we will get the experiences? 😭.. and even if luckily we got to the interview for the job, we still need to fight with someone whos already have someone he know in the job place.. BOOM even with many experiences or skill that you have, you will still lose against that man😭
then you bullshit that in 2008 you've got tired of using js and made a framework for personal use that was later stolen by facebook, when you send it to a friend and thay published it as react.
Didn’t the person who came up with Cypress have this happen to him? Cypress was 3 years old and they were looking for 5 years experience and said the person who made cypress wasn’t qualified for the position.
Well 20$ an hour is great Like youre working 6 hours a day which gives you 120$ and the month without work weeks is like 22 days then its around 2.6k a month which is hella good
Simply apply if you know at least 2 of the list. Most of them are just simple copy paste. I had seen job requirements needing PHP and Java AND python. That would be a very weird tech stack, as in case of web development, all of those accomplish the same thing. So why mix?
No bs I have a project in mind where it's possible but makes sense. Just gotta have that ceo energy and that's what they want. a jack of all trade. I think the fact is we undersell ourselves because too many lack that natural conversation and are intimidated by Negotiations.
One time i saw a poster of a company where i live that sayed: " now hiring Developers..." and in the same frase there was written: "... 20+ years of experience... " they were offering entry level pay
same. im currently going through depression because im stuck in this dumbass limbo. i cant predict my future, but if these assbrain recruiters dont get their heads out of their asses anytime soon, ...idk
Lol this is hiw job searching as a recent grad from Architecture school is like with the job requirements. Get this they wanted 10+ years of experience on a new Design program that had just been on the market for 3 years, and you needed to know photoshop, 3D max, Cad, Premiere, aftereffects, rhino, form-z, model maker, pretty much a whole entire movie production writer, creator, photographer, composer, director for an Internship position that would pay you $16 an hour. This was back in 2008 when finding a job the Architectural field was nearly impossible because of the housing bubble. So yea.........
why is this so true. 😅 I have been trying to get a job for myself to be able to pay my university fees but most of the jobs i look for have a huge list of skills and languages you need to know and also they need years of experience for just an entry-level job for a low salary like what should i even do? I have the skills but how can i have experience if every job needs years of experience
Recently I saw a job listing at local job site. New graduate no experience required -- system administrator. Salary: min pay. At first, I thought it was a joke. Min pay is what most coffee shops paying. No offence.
Other favorite: Why is there a year gap? Me: A worldwide pandemic Recruiter: But why the gap? Me: COVID Recruiter: We can't place you. Don't call again. Me: You called me (and I fit the job description perfectly) Recruiter hangs up
2 weeks ago I applied to a company in which I straight up covered all their requirements and the HR lady told me I was the absolute perfect candidate. She told me she was very enthusiastic about me working in their company and that I should expect a second interview invite in the day after.... Almost a week later and she emailed me that her team changed their mind and they wanted someone with more work experience 🤦♂️. I have nearly 2 years of work experience in the field and with all respect none of their requirements needed anything more than 2 years to master. WTF IS HAPPENING
Brooh this is reality 😂😂😂😂😂😂, there are lots of absurdly stupid positions who wants to pay mid level but wants you to be a able to write on assembly FPGA be familiar with C/C++/Java from your birth date and have masters at some Stanford shit
same in australia, entry level, at least 3 years experience. 90% jobs require c#, .net and microsoft stuff. while it's full linux, zero ms in university of queensland, there is no such course. i have no idea how this whole education-business eco-system works like this in a "proud developed country".
I had a recruiter have me set up a meeting, change it on my last minute, and I couldn't take it because I was at my part time job I'm at to pay bills for now. He ghosts me, the position gets filled and like 8 days later the position pops back up and he hasn't left me alone
20 years and young... I think i should send my just-graduate-from-kindergarten 6 years old daughter to those kids programing class. They make sense now...
Entry level and 20 year experience. It should not go together. They want someone with experience but don’t want to pay much. 😂
Haha exactly. I was being sarcastic 😂😂
Also young. If you are in 30's right now, that's means you have coding job when you are just 10.
@@HikaruAkitsuki 😂😂😂😂
20 years if experience on something that's been out for 10, that's the real deal.
I thought this only happened in my country, job applicant for fresh graduate but with more than 2 years experiences in the same position.. i mean wtf, we are literally just graduate, only have did some part time job or sometimes not even have any experiences in job... So where and when we will get the experiences? 😭.. and even if luckily we got to the interview for the job, we still need to fight with someone whos already have someone he know in the job place.. BOOM even with many experiences or skill that you have, you will still lose against that man😭
I remember companies asking for 5 years experience in React while react itself was not 5 years old 😂
I saw the same with Android.
I thought it was fastAPI?
then you bullshit that in 2008 you've got tired of using js and made a framework for personal use that was later stolen by facebook, when you send it to a friend and thay published it as react.
Didn’t the person who came up with Cypress have this happen to him? Cypress was 3 years old and they were looking for 5 years experience and said the person who made cypress wasn’t qualified for the position.
@@TN-cx4qi When you give HR the job and the HR decides he or she knows better than the development team ....
It’s fucking annoying that they require 3 years of experience for CS College Internships that pay 20 an hour.
Well 20$ an hour is great
Like youre working 6 hours a day which gives you 120$ and the month without work weeks is like 22 days then its around 2.6k a month which is hella good
@@BosnianHeisenberg you forgot that the main point is you need 3 years of experience
@@gues.t Well gotta work those 3 years as an intern
@@BosnianHeisenberg well to become an intern in the first place, you need 3 years of experience
What internship requires 3 years experience?
Software engineering entry level requirements are seriously getting out of hand
Don’t give up!
@@kevinwoodrobotics I aint giving up but its definitely getting really demotivating.. I just wanna work and learn bro
Can anyone guide me on where an absolute NOOB can start learning?
@ws3046 download programming hub on the app store. I've just started a course about python.
Simply apply if you know at least 2 of the list. Most of them are just simple copy paste. I had seen job requirements needing PHP and Java AND python. That would be a very weird tech stack, as in case of web development, all of those accomplish the same thing. So why mix?
That's not a job position, that's a whole IT department
Nope. That's a full stack developer.
😂😂😂😂
Full stuck developee
true
sometimes I tell myself if i know all these languagues I can open my own company or work as freelancer
"We're looking for someone young-"
"annnnnnnnnd lawsuit. Have a nice day."
Same vibe as,,
"most teacher only good in 1 subject but expecting all students to excellence in all subjects."
If you find anyone looking to employ and they insist on someone "young," start licking your chops as you notify your lawyer. 😅
Young is relative, some people consider someone in their 40s still young
@@SharkAcademy It's illegal to hire anyone based on their age, regardless of what you consider young.
@@maxcohen13 Depends on the country. Where I live, nothing prevents setting an age limit.
As soon as I heard that teams call sound , i checked my laptop too😂
When they offer a junior level position but want you to have 10 years experience
They want people who have learned programming since childhood
I don't mean to entertain these nonsense job requirements, but I learned just a bit of HTML when I was 11, and that was over 20 years ago.
@@takatamiyagawa5688 well that's a w
I learned C# and Java at 10 years old
@@dracofaad W
Lol I learn game dev when I was 12 and then web dev at 14 and now data science and ML at 19 and still worries
they love "experience" word
Lol. Obsessed with it.
20 yrs experience is personal 😂
I had a recruiter scream at me because I asked the salary.
Madness
I have always wondered if most of us are getting rejected then Who is meeting those unrealistic expectations? 😅😂
people smart enough to lie.
People who dont know any of these and willing to settle for less pay...
People who lie.
Either someone the recruiter knows personally or someone that lies
Usually positions filled by referrals, this intended to weedv out/legal obligations
Software Engineer will be the next art major in the future no one wants to hire a damn entry level it’s ridiculous.
We should troll recruiters more often coz they ask years of experience for an entry lvl
Entry level 20 year experience 😂😂😂
Entry level developer with atleast 20 year experience 😂😂😂
2030 Entering level you need to be a CEO before we can hire you 💀
No bs I have a project in mind where it's possible but makes sense. Just gotta have that ceo energy and that's what they want. a jack of all trade. I think the fact is we undersell ourselves because too many lack that natural conversation and are intimidated by Negotiations.
Entry level salary, but demands you to have 20 years of experience 😂😂😂
All those languages, notice he didint mention any of the C fam
I agree I use to be a data analysis and most job don't want someone with 3 years experience they want aleast 5 years or more but they don't paid much.
Dude I got hired on as a help desk analysis at DXC which turned out to be a hybrid data analysis role as well got paid barley 42k. Job was boring af
This I can relate to 😂
Glad to hear that 😀
I had a interview with some company that they want a full stack developer and Seo expert with entry salary
anyone else been noticing a lot more, the unrealistic requirements for certain positions with pay ranges? Seems really absurd for some of them
😂😂😂😂 cracked me up cuz its 100% true
I think they are calculating it as the college/university years included
work experience 😆
Hahha .... Energetic after 20 yrs of exp. ...!!! 😊
One time i saw a poster of a company where i live that sayed: " now hiring Developers..." and in the same frase there was written: "... 20+ years of experience... " they were offering entry level pay
Job interviews be like: You must have 30years of experience to work here and get paid 10$ per month
Haha it's sad because it's true. I thought this type of thing happens only here in brazil. 😂😂😂
20 years is team leadership status. You shouldn’t even be touching a keyboard at that point.
They say young and 20 years of experience, are they expecting us to learn programming just after getting birth 😂
Work experience. Just doing it as a hobby doesn't count.
I once saw an internship offer which required 3 years of experience
Made me a bit emotional! 😞
Gone through a lot of trouble in job interviews at entry level because of not having enough experience
Don’t worry. You will find it eventually!
@@aslamseanany tips about how?
same. im currently going through depression because im stuck in this dumbass limbo. i cant predict my future, but if these assbrain recruiters dont get their heads out of their asses anytime soon, ...idk
young + entry level + 20 years xp
companies these days are entirely detached from reality.
To the extent they want you to turn dust into gold, and offer you pennies
So that he is young and that he has 20 years of practice 😂
Exactly 🤣 they want the experience for beginner level salary
😂 dudes already coding in mothers womb
@@aslamseanthis one makes sense
Lol this is hiw job searching as a recent grad from Architecture school is like with the job requirements. Get this they wanted 10+ years of experience on a new Design program that had just been on the market for 3 years, and you needed to know photoshop, 3D max, Cad, Premiere, aftereffects, rhino, form-z, model maker, pretty much a whole entire movie production writer, creator, photographer, composer, director for an Internship position that would pay you $16 an hour. This was back in 2008 when finding a job the Architectural field was nearly impossible because of the housing bubble. So yea.........
Lol that me currently. Applying for entry but they want 5+ years haha
He looks like danesh in silicon valley
Boss....I love your videos.
Pls keep posting regularly
I will.
😂Happened to me last day. I thought he was a kid😅
Tech companies in the Philippines be like
No pare. Your salary will just automatically lock on 50,000 pesos or 1000 dollars. So don't look web project here.
Gotta love 20 required years of experience with kubernetes, which came out 8 years ago
"I'm 23 y.o. Yeah I have this exp".
The exact same thing with these wild internships "be proficient in 6 languages, by the way this is unpaid"
why is this so true. 😅 I have been trying to get a job for myself to be able to pay my university fees but most of the jobs i look for have a huge list of skills and languages you need to know and also they need years of experience for just an entry-level job for a low salary like what should i even do? I have the skills but how can i have experience if every job needs years of experience
And 2 moon landings
🤣
This is also happening too in Indonesia, many job for software developer requires a ton of skills. Almost impossible to apply the job..
Indirectly you want an IT department in one man
20 year of experience lol
Bro you can rotate video to show the perspective from left side to right side and may change backgrounds to make your content more appealing :)
Recently I saw a job listing at local job site.
New graduate no experience required -- system administrator.
Salary: min pay.
At first, I thought it was a joke. Min pay is what most coffee shops paying. No offence.
The crucial thing he needs him entry level 💀
20 years of experience, but you are 18
IF this was requirements I will be homeless
20 years of experience in 5 of those fields is 100 years so they want an ancient mummy to do the job
Young, entry level, 20 years experience.
Those do not make a good combination...
Other favorite: Why is there a year gap?
Me: A worldwide pandemic
Recruiter: But why the gap?
Me: COVID
Recruiter: We can't place you. Don't call again.
Me: You called me (and I fit the job description perfectly)
Recruiter hangs up
2 weeks ago I applied to a company in which I straight up covered all their requirements and the HR lady told me I was the absolute perfect candidate. She told me she was very enthusiastic about me working in their company and that I should expect a second interview invite in the day after....
Almost a week later and she emailed me that her team changed their mind and they wanted someone with more work experience 🤦♂️.
I have nearly 2 years of work experience in the field and with all respect none of their requirements needed anything more than 2 years to master. WTF IS HAPPENING
Brooh this is reality 😂😂😂😂😂😂, there are lots of absurdly stupid positions who wants to pay mid level but wants you to be a able to write on assembly FPGA be familiar with C/C++/Java from your birth date and have masters at some Stanford shit
Lol had a call like this last week said the same.
here i see it all the time every where u need 2 or more experience so most junior cant get a job becous they dont have the experiens
The accuracy
😌
Hilarious, good content 😂😂😂
Thanks !
I think you should took this opportunity, i am sure they pay 200$ per hour
Saying young is age discrimination and is illigal in many countries.
Young , entry level and 20 years experience? Bro had to start programming before he even borned 💀💀💀
I guess he applied for the ceo😂
This is what happens when you give overgrown kids all the best toys ..
Entry level 20 years, senior would be at least 200-250 years, professional up-to 300years+ exp, We should take immortal pill
you should know everything but work for us :)
same in australia, entry level, at least 3 years experience. 90% jobs require c#, .net and microsoft stuff. while it's full linux, zero ms in university of queensland, there is no such course.
i have no idea how this whole education-business eco-system works like this in a "proud developed country".
I had a recruiter have me set up a meeting, change it on my last minute, and I couldn't take it because I was at my part time job I'm at to pay bills for now.
He ghosts me, the position gets filled and like 8 days later the position pops back up and he hasn't left me alone
Yeah they do that a lot cancel last minute or ghost you. They are mainly after their commission 😂
„young with 20 years of experience” 💀
dang.. the experience required is older than the applicant 😂
They need born-ready Developer guy.
why is this sooo true!!! LOL sad but true!
Idk why but I wanted you to mirror (so facing right) the interviewer so when you switch between your characters I can think less
He forgot to add the 'soft skills' requirements.
The perfect loop doesn't exi-wow
Meanwhile my university: Best we can do is teach you C++ and Java
My university: this is our java course. Teach all yourself, see u at exam..
Looking for an "Young and Entry Level" yet with "20yrs experience"... you know the recruiter dont want you there
This is the reality of current job requirements
Young, energetic, entry level developer, has at least 20yrs of experience and young.😂
Also good at machine learning and know c++ better than chatGPT😂
Based on real events 😅
AIML with 8 years experience. Lol
20YE 😂
young
but 20 years experience😂😂
20 years and young... I think i should send my just-graduate-from-kindergarten 6 years old daughter to those kids programing class. They make sense now...
That teams sound made my heart stop
Then there’s also the 5-10 yrs experience for a technology or language or framework that was just released a year or two ago 😅
Oh yeah, and you should have “stellar communication skills” for any role, even if your position is 99% manual job
Ah my country like that
Min 1 years, but a lot of requirement Web+Mobile+Database
20years experience but max 25 years old. 😂
Never understood that. How can "entry level" require any experience ? If it does, it's not entry level
Young , 20 year experience💀
Someone young with 20years experience 😂