Like tipping, this is one convention that has to die. There's far too much importance placed on grades. Inside the academic world, where you're jockeying for t

Like tipping, this is one convention that has to die. There's far too much importance placed on grades. Inside the academic world, where you're jockeying for things like post-grad, they might be relevant. When you're applying for a job how do these even come into play? I don't think I've ever heard grades come up in an interview amongst anyone I've known, interviewed, or hired.