I'm currently employed and looking for another job. I have

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I'll never understand why companies think "entry level" is supposed to have experience.
If I've been in the industry for any amount of time then I'm not "entering".

I'm in the same boat, but I have a degree from a trade school and field tech experience. Honestly, i'd take a field tech job at a random company, but I don't have a reliable car yet. Ideally i'd want a Computer Security job, because I believe that is a growing field and a hot topic, but to start out, I think field tech and help desk is the way to go. I need to work on my Security+ and CSA+ cert though, seriously. They probably wouldn't give me the time of day without any relevant cert. I've been at the same shitty retail job for almost 5 years now. I acquired this IT experience about 6 months ago. It is fucking frustrating, but we have to trudge on and keep applying. We are all in this together.

And I love how I applied to this help desk position that I completely fit the bill for outside of having 3 years of experience, and I get a call saying I lack the experience. Motherfucker, just train me on the job for a week and i'd be golden. You don't have the time to do that? Really? Your listing has been on Indeed for about a month now. Seems like you haven't had any takers that have the years of experience and aren't willing to spend a small amount of time with a candidate to make sure they are acclimated with the job. Fuckin stupid.