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The first piece of advice doesn't make sense to me. You can easily tell from going to the root of my GitHub what projects I'm most proud of: https://github.com/
by misingnoglic 9y ago
The first piece of advice doesn't make sense to me. You can easily tell from going to the root of my GitHub what projects I'm most proud of: https://github.com/misingnoglic https://github.com/misingnoglic
I will say I'm inclined to agree that probably no recruiters have ever actually looked at my GitHub for more than 10 seconds though.
- humanrebar 9y agoI've looked through GitHub code before, but it's hard to weight it too much since not everyone can even have significant open source code in the first place. That being said, a particularly impressive project or a history of contribution is a huge plus to me. It's a great way to add some credibility to your claims of technical interest. Everyone says they're in to big data or ML, but actually showing some (even throwaway) work in that area lets me know you are active in your interests.