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Wifey works at uni. From all her stories, sounds like a strategy I'd adopt to boost my GPA, if it existed back then. Of course, there are also true cases where
by canucktrash669 10mo ago
Wifey works at uni. From all her stories, sounds like a strategy I'd adopt to boost my GPA, if it existed back then.
Of course, there are also true cases where it takes 4 hours to complete a 30-minute test.
All it does is kill the GPA signal completely. One amongst many before, pure noise now.
[edit: not denying people need it. but it appears like folks that don't also use it]
- pelorat 10mo agoIf someone needs 4 hours to complete a 30-minute test they should be in a school for the disabled.
- throwaway-aws9 10mo agoTell me about it. My best hire had a horrible GPA. But I get it. If the job doesn't demand creativity but just following orders, GPA was a signal for it.