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I love your attitude, but when I got out of school, nobody gave a flying eff about personal projects. This was before Google Analytics, so I had to track IPs m
by mynameishere 9y ago
I love your attitude, but when I got out of school, nobody gave a flying eff about personal projects. This was before Google Analytics, so I had to track IPs myself, but I think something like .1 percent of companies looked at my website--and that might have been a false positive.
Even the company that eventually hired me didn't look at my website.
- convolvatron 9y agoif you've spent years programming and dont have anything to say about it, there isn't anything for me to go on. you obviously dont have any real interest in it, and you're below the bar where i'm willing to invest the time to see if you're teachable. what would you suggest instead? gpa? top school? test? those dont seem particularly relevant. edit: oh, maybe i wasn't clear. school projects are fine grist, you just have to be able to say something interesting about them
- mynameishere 9y agoI'm not arguing with you. Just saying the attitude is (or was) rare in my experience.