> Isn't my github profile enough proof to show that I can collaborate with people? It doesn't show if you can collaborate with these people. Which is one of th

> Isn't my github profile enough proof to show that I can collaborate with people? It doesn't show if you can collaborate with these people. Which is one of the things that I look for when I interview folks or interview at companies. > For me, ... while working. So I have this opinion that most jobs don't require even a C.S. degree or even knowing more about programming than cobbling together a few libraries and getting something out. Now, most companies don't agree. You said you learn fast right? This is a lesson you should start learning then. Most companies look for some mythical beast called a "10x" developer. They have no idea how they can solve it. Sure, they can test you on the problems they are working on right now. However, they have no idea what problems they may face in the future. So they test you on a bunch of random "hard shit". You jump enough hoops, you get hired. /cynic