The article addresses a recurring complaint among young people who complete higher education: the requirement of professional experience to access the job market, when it is work itself that should provide this experience. The author describes this situation as an "absurdity" that marks the beginning of any career.
The article focuses particularly on recent graduates, who are confronted with job postings that seek young candidates but simultaneously with several years of experience. This contradiction is presented as a significant obstacle for those seeking their first job.
The text presents this problem as a vicious cycle: without experience there is no work, and without work there is no way to gain experience. The author suggests that this contradictory requirement is a reality known to all who leave university and try to enter the job market.



