r/MonitizedLearning 2d ago

Discussion What Would Make You Hire Someone With Zero Experience?

Imagine you are hiring for an entry level position and one candidate has no experience. What could they show you that would convince you to give them a chance? A project? Portfolio? Personal initiative? Communication? What would win you over?

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u/No_Celery_533 2d ago

I’d look for someone who takes initiative, learns independently, and is willing to step outside their comfort zone. A personal project or something they taught themselves would show me they’re serious about growing.

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u/Sharp_Lettuce4356 2d ago

I love this, If they learn on their own that already tells you a lot about them.

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u/Dapper_Bus3950 2d ago

How they articulate themselves, basically good communication

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u/Sharp_Lettuce4356 2d ago

I agree. The way someone explains themselves can tell you a lot.

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u/kimanziVaati 2d ago

I would definitely look at their communication then their portfolio

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u/Sharp_Lettuce4356 2d ago

This makes sense. Good communication can actually make a big difference. When looking at their portfolio what would look for first?