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No it's not. I left off 80 percent of my resume when I needed to apply to jobs that were "below" me. Its what you do.
by selectodude 8y ago
No it's not. I left off 80 percent of my resume when I needed to apply to jobs that were "below" me. Its what you do.
- ska 8y agoIt absolutely is a common practice that people be turned down for jobs because those hiring think they are "overqualified" for various reasons. Something you are obviously aware of by trimming your resume; you were being strategic. Whether or not the OP was strategic about this I have no idea. Sometimes people are turned down just because they give the impression of being overqualified, or because omitting that experience leaves too many gaps.