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Because in software personal projects are easy to do. It just takes drive and skill, which are both relevant skills. Passion as also valuable, it tends to show
by kevincox 6y ago
Because in software personal projects are easy to do. It just takes drive and skill, which are both relevant skills. Passion as also valuable, it tends to show that people are willing to learn and have interest in the type of work that they will be doing.
Artist and even urban planners regularly have a portfolio, I don't see how this is any different.
- lghh 6y ago> drive and skill It also takes the privilege of time. For example, a single childless person likely has more time for personal projects than a single parent of 3. This does not mean one is a better candidate than the other. > Passion as also valuable, it tends to show that people are willing to learn and have interest in the type of work that they will be doing. You can have both of those things without "passion".