Here's a picture I snapped with my cell phone from the 17th floor of a building where the Ohio Attorney General has offices. I was there for a job interview and had afew minutes before the people showed up.
Overqualified. I kinda figured I was when I spent the whole interview BSing with the guy who would have been my bosses boss. I think the guy who would have been my boss felt threatened.
Overqualified. I kinda figured I was when I spent the whole interview BSing with the guy who would have been my bosses boss. I think the guy who would have been my boss felt threatened.
An "over qualified" Lawyer?!!....I mean!....was there some education limit???.
A very good friend of mine is an attorney. He also has a Phd, has taught in a New England ivy league college and has many years of experience as a tax attorney. Retired last year after many years with the IRS. But he is a good guy. "Over qualified" is a relative term used in comparison with another person or measurable standard. Could be they were intimidated but there is no such thing as being "over educated". My 2c.
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Over qualified is a term invented by those that are not.
That's BS. At the time I was working as a Network Administrator for $39,000 a year. The job was for a Tech Support job for $41,000 a year (and better benefits).
Afew months later I got an offer for a Windows Administrator job for $61,000. Trust me, I was over qualified. I just wanted out of the place where I was and was willing to take a step back.
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