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hello friends! so I graduated college 2 years ago and landed a year long gig at a big financial services firm. I had to move since the visa was home and have been looking for opportunities since. In the finance industry in particular, the current market situation is looking pretty grim. I've been applying to both full time, contract and internship positions.

My question is how to sell yourself in a position that you are "overqualified" (this is probably not the best word to describe, but I can't think of a similar word) for. My dilemma is that the job description and requirements states for a college student looking to graduate soon with business related majors, looking for experience as a entry level, but I have since graduated, completed both internships and full time positions (all related to position applied for). I don't want to undersell my experience (since this is what gives me the "edge", but I also don't want to oversell (I don't think I'm too good for the job, but don't want to lose out to someone with less experience because that's what they're looking for)

So,
<bot>: how do I not undersell or oversell my experiences to make sure that I can still get the job? And if I'm lucky enough, how does compensation work in situations like this? TIA!!