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by Buddy Boy on May 27th, 2009

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I'm fairly young and don't have much experience in the business world. So I'm wondering, why would an employer not hire someone due to them being over-qualified? If they were over-qualified, shouldn't that be a GOOD thing for the company?

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  • by PrairieWind on May 27th, 2009

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    Over-qualified means more money paid out or hiring someone who will be always looking for a better job and most likely will not stay

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