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An entry-level job is the lowest rung on the ladder of economic success. In the corporate world, it's referred to as working your way up from the mail room. Employees in a particular industry generally follow an career path of upward mobility, starting out with easy low-paying jobs and gradually increasing their income as their skills become increasingly valuable to employers.