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I work at a prestigious fintech company where everyone went to Ivy League or prestigious schools. I went to a good public university and grad school but didn’t have a very high GPA, and I feel like an outsider. I just want to be seen as valuable and fit in. How do I do that?Your degree and GPA and that of your co-workers doesn’t define you, or them.
There are fewer CEOs from Ivy League schools and prestigious institutions overall — and some of the most successful entrepreneurs didn’t even go to college, or finish their degree.And if any of your colleagues are smug about their education, that’s their problem.
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