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I think it's poorly worded. It's saying that that level of education has enough people employed. Anybody continues to pursuit that career (lawyers according to

by pwnna 13y ago

I think it's poorly worded. It's saying that that level of education has enough people employed. Anybody continues to pursuit that career (lawyers according to the article) is therefore "overeducated".

skunkworks 13y ago
It reads better than "underjobbed".
- WalterSear 13y ago
  It's more accurate than 'overqualified'.