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I’ve personally applied for jobs I’ve been overqualified for with the intent of getting in the door and moving out of that position as fast as possible. That mi
by WillPostForFood 8y ago
I’ve personally applied for jobs I’ve been overqualified for with the intent of getting in the door and moving out of that position as fast as possible. That might be good for me, and good for the hiring organization, but I totally understand the hiring manager blowing me off, because I wouldn’t be filling his need, and in a couple months he’s back to sorting through resumes and doing interviews.
- dvtrn 8y agoand in a couple months he’s back to sorting through resumes and doing interviews So you're saying this person would...be doing their job like normal?
- GFischer 8y agoA candidate that lasts under 6 months is a very bad candidate that has cost the company money (for a technical position, that is). It's in the interest of both the candidate and the company not to make such a match. If it was only the resume-sorting part, it wouldn't be a problem, but it's also all the work spent training the candidate.