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not saying grade isn't important. It took me long time to get my first job partly because i did E&E and was looking to break in to IT and what i learnt from my degree isn't much related to what the industry is expecting in real life.
In reality there are still many companies that wouldn't even interview someone because their grade look shit on CV (kind of industry dependant). For Telecom's fresh grade program, they usually have to compete with 1000s of others to really stand out and get selected at the end, and in that case grade will probably be one of the determining factor.
All i am trying to say is, i think i do ok now even with crap uni grade, and usually i don't specifically look for people that do well academically when i try to short list CV/candidates because grade doesn't necessarily reflect that person's ability to perform in the real world, that's all.
My personal view is, for those that are capable of getting good grade in uni, in real life they should be able to achieve even more than most of us that struggle to do well in uni, so i do have a lot of respect for straight A / honor students. :) |
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