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I have a lot of potentially private reps. How to show them to a potential employer (on a resume)?
Hello. Yesterday I already asked a question on a similar topic, where I explained what projects I had and asked how to organize their storage on GitHub. Different people advised me basically 3 options: a) Each project has a separate repository; b) Mono-repository, where all these small projects will be; c) Create an organization in which only I will be a member, and in it a separate repository for each project.
And now another problem has arisen: I want to make all these projects mostly private, plus there will be a lot of them (more than 10 for sure). And I want a potential employer to be able to see all these projects on my GitHub. How do I fit this into my resume? Can I somehow open access to several projects using a single link?
I apologize if this is a very big question. I will be grateful for your advice.
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Open the repositories you want to be ranked against, then create a new repository with a single readme file that lists your open projects - what the projects do, what technologies they use, and links to the projects. In the resume, just attach a link to this repository and that's it.
As a result, it will turn out that you will not overload your resume with a list of projects (and, as far as I understand, you have a lot of them) and at the same time make it easy to navigate through them. And if the employer wants to see your profile, he will go to it from this repository in one click.
The point of a private repository is precisely that no one from the outside has the opportunity to access its code.
If you want to share your project, then create a copy and make it public.
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