Overqualified Advice

Department 12: An I-O Psychology Podcast by Ben Butina, PhD

Aug 15, 201802:57Science & Medicine

Dr. Adrian Walton wants to work in organizational psychology, but his co-workers are telling him not to mention his PhD on his resume or LinkedIn profile because he'll be written off as overqualified. What do you think?...

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