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I've just worked on personal projects, not always even releasing them (because they tend not to be small projects), and put it as freelance development work in
by cableshaft 3y ago
I've just worked on personal projects, not always even releasing them (because they tend not to be small projects), and put it as freelance development work in my resume for any gaps (it's true, I did work on those things). I don't think I've been asked about that once. Never been an issue as far as I know (maybe it pre-screened me out from a few places).
Your idea is interesting but might be more elaborate than you even need.
- XCSme 3y agoI have the same issue, but in my case it's one (or more) start-ups/projects that have been going for years. What's weird is that most employers reject the application after going through all the interview phases successfully, without mentioning any reason, but it's pretty obvious that once the "upper man" has to give the ok, they are not fine with someone who has/had their own side-projects.