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It's too bad they stop with Bachelor's - does the trend continue for people with graduate degrees?
by bendmorris 15y ago
It's too bad they stop with Bachelor's - does the trend continue for people with graduate degrees?
- city41 15y agoOr does it get worse? Do they get written off as "over qualified"?
- al05 15y agoI.e The boss is feeling threatened excuse.
- mgcross 15y agoOr too much of a "flight risk" when a higher paying position elsewhere arises, wasting the employer's investment in training.
- buckwild 15y agomaybe "over specialized"
- sukuriant 15y agoover qualified is something people hear, too. Like a Ph.D. working for Starbucks. Their degree warrants a wage the company [won't] pay. They're "too good" for the alloted budget of a new employee.
- bengebre 15y agoThe BLS doesn't report the data monthly, but it does occasionally break out the unemployment rate for higher levels of education. http://www.bls.gov/emp/ep_chart_001.htm http://www.bls.gov/emp/ep_chart_001.htm In short, yes, the trend continues.