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I believe this already exists. However, my impression is that while they may ask for your github, no potential employer ever actually checks it.
by rhizome 5y ago
I believe this already exists. However, my impression is that while they may ask for your github, no potential employer ever actually checks it.
- postalrat 5y agoNext level: a tool that rates quality and innovation in your github.
- garyjlin 5y agoI've thought about this as well, the biggest problem here is that I have Github repos from 7 years ago with very, very, poor code quality, and also just a bunch of incomplete test repos. I wouldn't want that to lower the perception of my current skillset. If I could select which repos to include, that could be very interesting. Also interesting additions: open source contribution analyzer, Stack Overflow Q&A quality analyzer.
- datavirtue 5y agoNext level: maintaining two separate github repos. One for the dystopian automated interviews and one for you.
- ipaddr 5y agoCount the number of stars?
- postalrat 5y agoSomeone could get a ton of stars through bots or someone could have an incredible project with a dozen stars. Stars should be counted but can't be the only measure.