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I'm not sure that's always a positive. I'm not saying it should be this way, but there are very many companies and industries where a long open source developm
by kevin42 9y ago
I'm not sure that's always a positive.
I'm not saying it should be this way, but there are very many companies and industries where a long open source development history won't be seen as a reflection of what the developer can do in a job. Not all companies are going to take an interest in GitHub history.
I think the majority of development jobs are with companies that have a skepticism of their employees contributing to open source projects because they don't understand it and are worried about their IP being co-opted into open source.
- shortoncash 9y agoOh, if I wasn't clear, I meant using git as a form of work record at your company. If you have a nice commit log, it's easy to point to your own productivity. I didn't mean keep committing to open source repos.