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Sep 5, 2022 28 min

"Entry Level"

from Frankly Francisco Podcast Hosted by Francisco

In this episode, we talk about the ever-changing landscape of corporate America and how the goal line is being pushed further and further away. Entry level has taken on a new meaning, and not in a good way. I am concerned about the future of our children, as a bachelor's degree and five years of experience are required just to get through the door of a 15-hour job.

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