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Foid with 2 degrees can't get a minimum wage job 
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isn't 1 more than enough
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Leaving aside her useless degrees and language abilities (I speak three
languages and the only ones that are useful to my job are my native 
one and English 
so why a native 
English 
speaker 
would 
bother learning a foreign language unless they're going 
to live abroad is beyond 
me), she obviously thinks she's too good to be applying for these jobs and she's clearly overqualified so is it surprising 
she's getting rejected?
Yes, apparently it's surprising
to her...
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Overqualified is a meme
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I've thrown away more resumes for being overqualified then under qualified, but that's probably because my company's recruiter sucks
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@WeihnachtenSalvador can understand rejecting those “overqualified” but that's because of their attitude that turn them in very shity workers that ends up being less qualified
@WeihnachtenSalvador stand with Israel
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It's not really attitude that I worry about. It's knowing that they'll leave for a better job asap and ill have wasted time and money training them
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Spanish is huge in America and even occupational Spanish can be an asset.
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In America, in many big cities, Spanish is very much an in demand skill.
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