But what about if a person's expected salary is high because of his/her long experience in this field, will he/she lose his/her chance to be hired?

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Date Posted: 2017/01/25

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by kyfayat ullah zeb , Functionally Manager & by designation Hr Supervisor at Pakistan International Airlines Corporation , PIA ( Pakistan International Airline)

He/She should not lose the chance ....

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