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github (or something similar, but only if used heavily) is the most paramount, I'd say. By looking at a well-used github (/gitorius/bitbucket...) account you c
by nathanielksmith 16y ago
github (or something similar, but only if used heavily) is the most paramount, I'd say.
By looking at a well-used github (/gitorius/bitbucket...) account you can evaluate someone's:
- communication skills
- code quality
- areas of expertise
- creativity
- ability to see things through to the end
- lolname 16y agoDo you refrain from hiring anybody without a github account?
- superk 16y agoIf it were an employer's market you could probably get away with that.
- lolname 16y agoWhy would an employer want to do that? A github account just makes it slightly more likely that the candidate's experience involves more open source, and less proprietary code. Personally, I'd rather filter candidates based on factors that relate to their performance. After all, bad hires are very expensive... as such, most of these shortcuts strike me as incredibly misguided nonsense.
- superk 16y agoBecause they can see first hand the quality of the code (plus all the other meta information that comes along with commit logs). How do you evaluate proprietary code at anywhere near that same level?