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Get/havea/your foot in the door

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The phrase implies gaining a small yet important chance to prove oneself in a new situation. SlideAn internship can help you get your foot in the door of the finance industry.
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Understand the phrase metaphorically, not literally; it's about opportunities, not placing a foot anywhere. SlideVolunteering at events is a great way to get your foot in the door with event planning.
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Often used when someone is starting at the bottom of a career path, looking to grow. SlideShe took the entry-level job to get her foot in the door of the legal field.
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