Congratulations - now we'll see just how good of a bullshitter you were.Originally Posted by WMUG
My uni told me I'd got a 2:2.
Had a job interview today where a goodly portion of it was me explaining my way out of it.
Check the post afterwards. My degree certificate's in there.
2:1.
i got a third - what do you want to say to that?People who get 2ii's
People who get 2i's
my approach was: dope, booze, music, women - and just about enough work to get me through...
past your first job, having a degree is all that counts, no-one cares what it is any more
oh, and i did go back and do a masters' a few years back - got a high mark though maybe not the very top one, but again no-one cares, I can't even remember what it is
Last edited by Mac76; 28-07-2020 at 09:00 AM.
Although it sounds like you had significantly more fun at Uni than I did.
True, but in my game I don't think I'd have got in the door at most places with a 3rd.past your first job, having a degree is all that counts, no-one cares what it is any more
Trouble is, my first job's what I'm looking for
First "real" job anyway /snob
You used to be everything to me
Now you're tired of fighting
I think you’d still need 2:1 at least to get through the door at most places. Particularly for graduates because there’s so much competition. After you’ve got the experience then your degree doesn’t really hold much weight unless you did something very specific.
To be honest if I could go back now I wish I had learned a trade or something. My degree was very broad because I didn’t know what I wanted to do so I covered a lot avenues. I’ve got a good job and I’m relatively comfortable in life but fuck me is it boring and feels like a never ending rat race.
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