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I have been developing software for 12 years. I can't show you anything that I've worked on because it has all been internal tools. I can talk about what I've b
by h1srf 8y ago
I have been developing software for 12 years. I can't show you anything that I've worked on because it has all been internal tools. I can talk about what I've built, but I can't show it to you or show you any code.
- andyidsinga 8y agoyep -- see my response below on same subject. Key is to walk through the "what" and discuss contrived examples ..as an interviewer I might ask you to show me pseudo code ..but really the more you can describe a contrived system and detail how you would implement, the less my BS detectors will be going off.
- exDM69 8y agoUnfortunately that puts you at a disadvantage and is a small downside of your previous job. Many professions these days require a portfolio to show, and programming is quickly becoming one of them (and it's better for your career if you can accumulate it while working). I guess your options are either making a portfolio weekend project or submitting to interview homework or other coding test.