Originally Posted by
Phil the Flyer
In my great experience, when recruiting candidates for expat positions, class of degree is almost irrelevant. Of far greater importance is what you've done with that degree since graduation - i.e. your professional experience, achievements, personality, etc.
No-one ever asked me what grade I got (not even my parents), except when I applied to do the PhD. Employers could not care less what grade I got, and no-one even asked me to show them the certificate, let alone a transcripts. In fact they seemed to not even care about my degrees at all. They were far more interested in my work history.