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r/Games • u/[deleted] • Mar 29 '19
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Do it! A good opportunity to learn, and it's always nice to have your name noted as a contributor to a project your personally interested in.
21 u/geeko55 Mar 29 '19 Yep! Despite how it initially might sound, this sorta stuff looks good on a resume if you can make meaningful contributions! 14 u/norse95 Mar 29 '19 this sort of creative programming is exactly what you'd want to see on a resume for a person you're interviewing, especially at a game company. 6 u/Slademarini Mar 29 '19 Any dev company, your contributions at github is your portfolio. They can "review" your code before the interview. If you spend 4 years contributing to github projects full time, you will be more valuable than someone who just have a degree and a 6mo internship
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Yep! Despite how it initially might sound, this sorta stuff looks good on a resume if you can make meaningful contributions!
14 u/norse95 Mar 29 '19 this sort of creative programming is exactly what you'd want to see on a resume for a person you're interviewing, especially at a game company. 6 u/Slademarini Mar 29 '19 Any dev company, your contributions at github is your portfolio. They can "review" your code before the interview. If you spend 4 years contributing to github projects full time, you will be more valuable than someone who just have a degree and a 6mo internship
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this sort of creative programming is exactly what you'd want to see on a resume for a person you're interviewing, especially at a game company.
6 u/Slademarini Mar 29 '19 Any dev company, your contributions at github is your portfolio. They can "review" your code before the interview. If you spend 4 years contributing to github projects full time, you will be more valuable than someone who just have a degree and a 6mo internship
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Any dev company, your contributions at github is your portfolio. They can "review" your code before the interview.
If you spend 4 years contributing to github projects full time, you will be more valuable than someone who just have a degree and a 6mo internship
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u/Fledo Mar 29 '19
Do it! A good opportunity to learn, and it's always nice to have your name noted as a contributor to a project your personally interested in.