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Can you get delayed on interview because of your educational backrgound?

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23 hours ago, looneytunes88 said:

Is this possible? 

I have worked in a software house as a Quality Assurance tester and marketing executive for almost 3 years at a very reputed Us based company in my city. 

 

Never worked in my own field but it’s metallurgical engineering. 

 

Do you think that it can cause delays in my case on the interview day? 

Nope. My husband is an engineer but never worked in his field until he got to the US.


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