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bigboybob
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Do you have to be "entry" level to apply?
Just a curious thought as I am in the middle of a job search, but do you have to be "entry" level to apply for entry level positions? Looking to switch from corporate to litigation and I saw several entry level litigation positions targeting graduating 3Ls. Applied anyways. Just curious if you know anyone or heard anything about whether or not this has ever worked for anyone.
