GitHub et al only provide a very small part of what I'm looking for on a CV/Resume. It's an vital small part - but a small part nevertheless.
The biggest unanswered questions I'm trying to figure out are:
* what value are you going to bring to the organisation (from the value you demonstrate bringing to your previous positions)
* how well you're going to fit into the team (from how you talk about your previous roles)
* how well you understand the position and the organisation (from how you target the information you present)
GitHub et al don't really help with these much.
What GitHub et al do is make fact checking / reference chasing easier. You include some links to github and lanyrd and your background looks more credible - but by themselves they're not going to get you the job.
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GitHub et al only provide a very small part of what I'm looking for on a CV/Resume. It's an vital small part - but a small part nevertheless.
The biggest unanswered questions I'm trying to figure out are:
* what value are you going to bring to the organisation (from the value you demonstrate bringing to your previous positions)
* how well you're going to fit into the team (from how you talk about your previous roles)
* how well you understand the position and the organisation (from how you target the information you present)
GitHub et al don't really help with these much.
What GitHub et al do is make fact checking / reference chasing easier. You include some links to github and lanyrd and your background looks more credible - but by themselves they're not going to get you the job.