Nice article, I agree with it. As someone looking for my first dev job, I try to keep my GH activity up as I heard some hiring managers look at it. I think the culture should definitely change.
Work on projects, try to find an open source project, making meaningful commits! Not just for the sake of keeping your graph green.
Thanks for your thoughts Viren, and it must be stressful having to have that mindset because of, frankly, bad hiring managers. Coloured squares !== your value :D
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Nice article, I agree with it. As someone looking for my first dev job, I try to keep my GH activity up as I heard some hiring managers look at it. I think the culture should definitely change.
Work on projects, try to find an open source project, making meaningful commits! Not just for the sake of keeping your graph green.
github.com/mazipan/auto-commit do it for free with these.
Also, you don't had to make meaning full commits. Just make flow on your pace ~ you had a nice blog though keep it up! :D
Thanks for your thoughts Viren, and it must be stressful having to have that mindset because of, frankly, bad hiring managers. Coloured squares !== your value :D