QUOTE(blind&deaf @ Dec 20 2006, 01:50 PM)
Some just love to write off academically poor students, i admit myself is not a good student, i am going to retake 3 core subjects due to my laziness. Until yesterday i was still whining that i didnt even can choose my preferrable course to study , i was forced to study course i dont like. Now i realise i should look forward, there is no way for me to go back and stand firm on my decision. Not every people can choose their way of life, there are still a lot of old fashion minded parents who wouldnt allow their sons to have freedom over their choice, my brother was forced to work for my dad, my sister who won numerous prizes for her artworks was forced to study accounting, i was forced to take engineering even though he knew i was never good in math and science. Due to my low cgpa, poor proficiency of english, i have no expectation over my paper, i have received insults from people who only look on cgpa, if anyone here would like to insult me please feel free to do so. All i can do is look forward, to make the fullest of everyday from now on.
Feel free to delete my post if you found what i said is repetitive.
You my boy have got to take it easy....,it sure as hell was wrong for ya parents to act in the manner that they did but we've all got parents now don't we......,only thing is that you have to please yours in a field that was never of your choice in the first place....it's fantastic that you are looking forward and trying to make the best of ya coming days.....
I'm new to this topic and to answer the question of the threadstarter.....
Third class or first class?......no difference,simple as that(

minimalism at it's very best...)
There are only 2 things that make a difference in the private sector(if this is the sector that you're referring to threadstarter) and those 2 things would unquestionably be the ability to speak in english(fluently) and connections/ropes/contacts(or whatever else you wanna refer to it as being)......Both of these elements require little or no futher explanation at all as we have basically been well informed of them from very young ages.....when i state the above i do not provide my 2 cents but i do infact state what is universally accepted as being of utmost/paramount importance when new employees are recruited.The man who is sitting at the opposite end of the table is like you(or should i say was...,some years back...) he has probably seen more than candidates than he can handle for the day and is(as you can imagine) tired as hell....,what do you need to do?.....,simple...,speak,blow him away with the complexities and depth of what you're saying(with refernce to the subject matter of course) and at the same time act humble......,smile,be smart but don't give him the impression of being egoistic.......You've got the job man......,Third class degree?......,do all of the above properly and he might not even look at the degree.....,only at the resume(and that too at the expected salary section so that the company doesn't go broke in an attempt to pay you.....

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This post has been edited by tatayoung: Dec 25 2006, 01:43 AM