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1. JACKandJILL - August 01 2008 (Answer ID: 60)
Overqualified is a word as deadly as under qualified. Answer No. Emphasizing your abilities and value to the company is one thing, but crossing the line and stating that you are worth more than this ‘menial’ job, will signal red flags to the employer that you may have other intentions, like usurping company power or stealing company secrets! We like the word “fully qualified”.
2. Lauren - August 18 2008 (Answer ID: 343)
Despite your actual qualifications, always say you are highly qualified for the position.
3. cl123 - August 04 2008 (Answer ID: 99)
Point out that you are able to do everything that is required and much more.
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Do you consider yourself overqualified for this position?
(Question ID: 91) Contributor: JACKandJILL
1. JACKandJILL - August 01 2008 (Answer ID: 60)
2. Lauren - August 18 2008 (Answer ID: 343)
3. cl123 - August 04 2008 (Answer ID: 99)