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What do you expect to see on a resume? No companies? No dates?

• simonw 3y ago
  For me personally I want to know about the projects that you accomplished - both at those companies and outside of them.
  • flappyeagle 3y ago
    Why? You have no possible way to contextual these things I built an internal workflow engine at a law firm. It worked really well for the use case. I can spend all my time convincing you how cool of a project this was but what I should have done is buy Jira.
    • simonw 3y ago
      Then that should be on your resume. Knowing that you built an internal workflow engine is much more interesting to me than knowing you were a "senior software engineer". It gives me something to ask you questions about in an interview - I don't need to see the proprietary code to have an interesting conversation about how you designed it and what you learned from the process.