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Is github a reliable way for a new graduate in software development to look for work?
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I am wondering if anyone who is a software developer looking for employment relies on github first and formost.
I will begin my job search soon and was wondering if employees value applications from github more than traditionally sources.
Does anyone think it is more successful than indeed or other job sites.
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I am wondering if anyone who is a software developer looking for employment relies on github first and formost.
I will begin my job search soon and was wondering if employees value applications from github more than traditionally sources.
Does anyone think it is more successful than indeed or other job sites.
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that would depend entirely on the individual employer, those looking on github for workers would be interested. Plenty others never heard of github. I only have a vague idea of what github is.
– Kilisi
8 mins ago
If you happened to work on some existing free software project on github, that is a valuable work experience. If you just show your own code ongithub, it might be less interesting to others. But YMMV
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I am wondering if anyone who is a software developer looking for employment relies on github first and formost.
I will begin my job search soon and was wondering if employees value applications from github more than traditionally sources.
Does anyone think it is more successful than indeed or other job sites.
job-search
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GrandFleet
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I am wondering if anyone who is a software developer looking for employment relies on github first and formost.
I will begin my job search soon and was wondering if employees value applications from github more than traditionally sources.
Does anyone think it is more successful than indeed or other job sites.
job-search
job-search
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GrandFleet
3678
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GrandFleet
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GrandFleet
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GrandFleet
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that would depend entirely on the individual employer, those looking on github for workers would be interested. Plenty others never heard of github. I only have a vague idea of what github is.
– Kilisi
8 mins ago
If you happened to work on some existing free software project on github, that is a valuable work experience. If you just show your own code ongithub, it might be less interesting to others. But YMMV
– Basile Starynkevitch
55 secs ago
add a comment |Â
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that would depend entirely on the individual employer, those looking on github for workers would be interested. Plenty others never heard of github. I only have a vague idea of what github is.
– Kilisi
8 mins ago
If you happened to work on some existing free software project on github, that is a valuable work experience. If you just show your own code ongithub, it might be less interesting to others. But YMMV
– Basile Starynkevitch
55 secs ago
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that would depend entirely on the individual employer, those looking on github for workers would be interested. Plenty others never heard of github. I only have a vague idea of what github is.
– Kilisi
8 mins ago
that would depend entirely on the individual employer, those looking on github for workers would be interested. Plenty others never heard of github. I only have a vague idea of what github is.
– Kilisi
8 mins ago
If you happened to work on some existing free software project on github, that is a valuable work experience. If you just show your own code on
github, it might be less interesting to others. But YMMV– Basile Starynkevitch
55 secs ago
If you happened to work on some existing free software project on github, that is a valuable work experience. If you just show your own code on
github, it might be less interesting to others. But YMMV– Basile Starynkevitch
55 secs ago
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that would depend entirely on the individual employer, those looking on github for workers would be interested. Plenty others never heard of github. I only have a vague idea of what github is.
– Kilisi
8 mins ago
If you happened to work on some existing free software project on github, that is a valuable work experience. If you just show your own code on
github, it might be less interesting to others. But YMMV– Basile Starynkevitch
55 secs ago