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Sorry but in practice side projects usually don't mean much at most companies. Companies generally hire by one of 2 things: 1. Track record (i.e. you worked at
by failed2 13y ago
Sorry but in practice side projects usually don't mean much at most companies. Companies generally hire by one of 2 things:
1. Track record (i.e. you worked at a big name company and/or shipped product that's public facing/commercial).
2. Interviewing ability.
The former don't care if you built something on the side and the later are going to hire you based on your whiteboarding ability.