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However, a CFA charter-holder, speaking to Profit on condition of anonymity, while concurring that the investment industry in Pakistan is at its nascent stages and that the overall size of the industry is miniscule, ruled out that CFA is an overqualification in the context of Pakistan.

Career adaptability and perceived overqualification: Examining a dual-path model among Chinese human resource professionals.

Tertiary attainment is very high overall, but overqualification remains an issue and graduates in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) are underrepresented.

2014), Overqualification (Brynin and Longhi 2006), while Cappelli (2015) categorized the skill mismatch along with gaps and skill shortages.

The results of our study are consistent with previous research on underemployment (Dooley, Prause, & Ham-Rowbottom, 2000), overqualification (Frank & Hou, 2017), and acculturative stress (Lee & Park, 2016) as major sources of emotional strain and decreased well-being.

In fact, by the Edge Foundation, an independent education charity, suggests that the government's definition of a 'graduate job' may be disguising the extent of graduate overqualification.

Past studies have examined antecedents of underemployment and overqualification, but have not explored the precursors of underemployment willingness.

"Overqualification: Permanent or Transitory?" Applied Economics.

His most recent projects focus on the integration of immigrants into the labour market, with particular emphasis on overqualification, and the academic success of first- and second-generation youths.

Cabral and Jose (2005) analysed the effect of overqualification in four dimensions of job satisfaction (job security, wage, type of work and number of working hours), and concluded that over-qualification negatively affects the job satisfaction in all these four cases.