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> "he is over qualified" etc. Most of the times, they were more than qualified. What's the difference between "over qualified" and "more than qualified"? ;)
by forty 5y ago
> "he is over qualified" etc. Most of the times, they were more than qualified.
What's the difference between "over qualified" and "more than qualified"? ;)
- wccrawford 5y agoThe amount they'll have to pay to keep the person in the future. They don't want someone that will leave in a year. They want them to stick around, without inflating their budget.
- mech422 5y agoaka 'wageism' if you don't need a rocket scientist, you don't pay for one... grunt work is grunt work.