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I can guarantee no one really cares about your GPA, especially after your first job. If it's your only proof of competency/intelligence that's been validated by
by fny 9y ago
I can guarantee no one really cares about your GPA, especially after your first job. If it's your only proof of competency/intelligence that's been validated by a third-party, they'll care, but if you have other outside evidence and interview well, no one will ever even think to ask, even in elite settings.
I, for one, have never put my GPA on my resume.
- vostok 9y agoNo, I've seen "elite" careers care about your GPA after your first job too.
- santaclaus 9y ago> I can guarantee no one really cares about your GPA When a buddy of mine was interviewing at hedge funds, a few of them didn't just want his undergrad GPA, but also his high school SAT scores. He actually got shit from one of the interviewers because his French SAT scores were shady... the dude had a few years of finance experience and a PhD in theoretical physics. YMMV.
- JamesBarney 9y agoTo be fair your high school SAT scores are generally more predictive of job performance than your GPA.
- WikipediasBad 9y agoThese are "generalized careers" so they have to grasp at arbitrary cues that vouch for intelligence and competence. Careers that require specialized tasks don't look at generalized grade averages or test scores of non-relevant backgrounds like "French SAT" for a "hedge fund" job.