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I've not ever really had my github brought up in interviews nor known anybody else that has. If you could direct me towards a resume, though, I'd be totally hap
by seangrogg 10y ago
I've not ever really had my github brought up in interviews nor known anybody else that has. If you could direct me towards a resume, though, I'd be totally happy to try and estimate.
- crystalPalace 10y agoMy github account was brought up in a recent technical interview. The hiring manager felt that my account lacked professionalism because I had several >= 1 year old, unfinished repositories.
- nitrogen 10y agoThat is... bizarre. He should look at the abandoned internal repos of the average software company's experiments and realign his expectations with reality.
- seangrogg 10y agoAmen, not every github project turns into a popular OS project.
- taneq 10y agoMaybe he thought it was a dedicated portfolio repo rather than just "this is where I keep my stuff"?
- crystalPalace 10y agoI think that was their thought process. My personal Github is a bit of a graveyard/dumping ground but I saw this as a wakeup call and got rid of a bunch of forked repos and combined some unfinished projects into other repos.
- franciscop 10y agoUnfortunately I don't have a decent or updated resume (missing 1 year), but here's something: http://francisco.io/resume.pdf http://francisco.io/resume.pdf