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Great answer. Especially because it's a) so logical and b) so against "generally accepted practice". I never provide or look at anyone else's code before getti
by edw519 9y ago
Great answer. Especially because it's a) so logical and b) so against "generally accepted practice".
I never provide or look at anyone else's code before getting to know them for these and many other reasons, but mainly because a repository is in such a vacuum, without context or correlation to what the person really can do.
To paraphrase an old mentor: "Someone with a perfect repository is either faking it or has never taken enough chances."
- sethrin 9y agoIs it against "generally accepted practice"? Everything I've ever heard from recruiters and hiring managers has been that they typically have about 30 seconds to review any given resume, and zero time for code review. Do you have a source which says this is common or recommended practice?