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I have hired a lot of developers over the last 15 years and not once have I cared if they have a github account.
It doesn't really matter much to me whether the projects somebody has worked on are open-source. But if they can't be demonstrated to exist , that's something else entirely.
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#142FYI in the US it is considered inappropriate to have your picture on a resume.
The reasons for not attaching a photo are largely out of date.
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#144Earlier quoted context omitted.
It doesn't really matter much to me whether the projects somebody has worked on are open-source. But if they can't be demonstrated to exist , that's something else entirely.
For a front end web dev that makes sense. If you have been working on e.g. internal tools or some other proprietary stuff for a long time, how are you supposed to prove their existence?
For what it's worth, some Googling turned up these links:
https://github.com/mochja/odovzdaj.to
but it shouldn't have been so difficult to find them.
Re: Take me as an Intern – 19yo student seeking internship
#145As a 20 year old I'm frustrated that your eye for design is way better than mine, but at the same time, I'm also frustrated that you're listing projects and they're not on your github, nor are they apparently deployed at all... The images aren't hyperlinks. * Wire clothing - there are a billion clothing brands with wire in the name, which one is yours? * VIDBY - google search shows nothing in first 3 pages. * Mobile…
And there is a github repo for his "upload.it" project, which appears to be a collaboration: https://github.com/mochja/odovzdaj.to
The Wire Clothing brand appears to be a work in progress as of the start of this month: https://dribbble.com/shots/2003539-WIRE-Clothing-brand-label, https://dribbble.com/shots/2004870--WIP-Wire-Shirts
And VIDEBY, which was also a collaboration, seems to be a school project only: https://www.google.com/search?q="videby"+site:sk
So his work doesn't seem to be that much oversold, though I agree it would be nice to see more detail than a screenshot.
Re: Take me as an Intern – 19yo student seeking internship
#146FYI in the US it is considered inappropriate to have your picture on a resume.
I consider this outdated due to the age of Social Media where people can be easily searched up and identified to see what they look like. The reasons for not attaching a photo are largely out of date.
It is common practice at larger companies now to also obfuscate names of candidates to further eliminate bias and lawsuits.
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#147Earlier quoted context omitted.
I have hired a lot of developers over the last 15 years and not once have I cared if they have a github account.
I have no (public) github account and I approve this message.
Hiring based on github is ridiculous.
Re: Take me as an Intern – 19yo student seeking internship
#148Your page looks great because you have great skills and achievements to show. Remember that. You are getting A LOT of attention in HN, that will sure be picked up by another places on the interwebs. So, my piece of advice: do not use this fame and fall in temptation to start capitalizaing solely on your personal brand, giving lectures, interviews, writing books on how to be hired by the hottest startups and other dis…
Re: Take me as an Intern – 19yo student seeking internship
#149Hey Marek, I see you've been accepted at UCL, would you like to check out what London is like? We at HackCampus http://hackcampus.io/ could offer you a 10-week internship at some amazing startups (GoCardless, SwiftKey, Kano and more) in London this summer. It's well-paid, and we'll give you free accommodation over the summer with a batch of other awesome student hackers like yourself. http://hackcampus.io/internship/…