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Are you one of the 13 million people whose college degree makes you overqualified for your job? -- (link)
Posted by
znufrii
Jan 28 '13, 09:57
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http://consumerist.com/2013/01/28/study-almost-half-of-college-educated-workers-overqualified-for-their-jobs/
(consumerist.com)
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Overqualified is as ridiculous a term as giving 110%. -- nm
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Max
Jan 28, 10:20
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Overqualified is a term employers use to mean "We can't afford to pay him what he's looking for"
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Strongbad
Jan 28, 10:34
(nitpick, 13 million is not "almost half" of 41 million) -- nm
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znufrii
Jan 28, 10:02
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almost a third, almost half, same thing. -- nm
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Spawn
Jan 28, 10:17
*adds 1 more tally to the education bubble*
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Strongbad
Jan 28, 10:02
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How do you make that determination, though, without inviting the accusation that you're unfairly depriving kids of educational opportunities?
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znufrii
Jan 28, 10:05
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Yes, it's tricky. -- nm
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Strongbad
Jan 28, 10:07
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and it's further complicated by the fact that the blue collar economy that supported investment in vocational education has declined -- nm
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znufrii
Jan 28, 10:14
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