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ivann1987 [24]
2 years ago
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A department is looking for an entry-level cashier. One of the job applicants is a cashier with 30 years of experience as a cash

ier. The department manager feels that this candidate is overqualified for the job and is likely to be bored and leave the job in a short time. Instead, they want to pursue a candidate with 6 months of work experience who seems like a better fit for the position.
Business
1 answer:
emmainna [20.7K]2 years ago
6 0

The reason why the manager wants the person with 6 months of experience is the fact that a person with 30 years of experience is overqualified for an entry level position.

<h3>What is an entry level position?</h3>

An entry level position is a job that is designated for the people that have just left school.

The kind of people that are fitted for such positions are those that have just graduated from the university.

The person with 30 years of experience does not fit into this category.

Read more on entry level here:

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