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<blockquote data-quote="robinray649" data-source="post: 1366127" data-attributes="member: 6718"><p>I have a question actually a couple that have been causing me a real problem in trying to find a job.&nbsp; I have a BS in computer science with 35 years of experience.&nbsp; I have been out of a job now for a year and all savings are gone.&nbsp; I had a job interview this week at a call center.&nbsp; The interviewer asked if I thought I was way over qualified for the position.&nbsp; I was asked about retirement plans since I can retire in June 2011.&nbsp; Since I am over qualified for the position how do they know if offered a position I would not bail out if a job in my field were to open up.&nbsp; What can a person say to this in order to get a job.&nbsp; The last interview I had in my field was 4 months ago.&nbsp; There were 2 positions with 61 people who applied for the positions.&nbsp; Considering the current job picture what the living hell is a person to do?</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="robinray649, post: 1366127, member: 6718"] I have a question actually a couple that have been causing me a real problem in trying to find a job. I have a BS in computer science with 35 years of experience. I have been out of a job now for a year and all savings are gone. I had a job interview this week at a call center. The interviewer asked if I thought I was way over qualified for the position. I was asked about retirement plans since I can retire in June 2011. Since I am over qualified for the position how do they know if offered a position I would not bail out if a job in my field were to open up. What can a person say to this in order to get a job. The last interview I had in my field was 4 months ago. There were 2 positions with 61 people who applied for the positions. Considering the current job picture what the living hell is a person to do? [/QUOTE]

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