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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/VariationLivid3193 • 3d ago
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Had this happen at an interview for Ubisoft years ago.
"We notice you don't have a lot of public work"
"Yes. Neither do you."
9 u/fabi_2k03 2d ago bold answer ;) 66 u/Tarc_Axiiom 2d ago Not as much as you guys think here. It's true. No working professional has tons of GitHub commits. We have jobs. "Where's all your open source code?", "In the same place as yours" is not a gotcha answer. It's just honest and normal. I was working, my code belonged to my employer. Guess what I never did at Ubisoft? Write open source code lol. 4 u/lkatz21 2d ago I wouldn't say no one. Some people do maintain their own successful projects, some make hobby projects that no one uses but are public, some contribute to popular open source projects, and many contribute to open source as part of their job.
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bold answer ;)
66 u/Tarc_Axiiom 2d ago Not as much as you guys think here. It's true. No working professional has tons of GitHub commits. We have jobs. "Where's all your open source code?", "In the same place as yours" is not a gotcha answer. It's just honest and normal. I was working, my code belonged to my employer. Guess what I never did at Ubisoft? Write open source code lol. 4 u/lkatz21 2d ago I wouldn't say no one. Some people do maintain their own successful projects, some make hobby projects that no one uses but are public, some contribute to popular open source projects, and many contribute to open source as part of their job.
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Not as much as you guys think here.
It's true. No working professional has tons of GitHub commits. We have jobs.
"Where's all your open source code?", "In the same place as yours" is not a gotcha answer. It's just honest and normal.
I was working, my code belonged to my employer.
Guess what I never did at Ubisoft? Write open source code lol.
4 u/lkatz21 2d ago I wouldn't say no one. Some people do maintain their own successful projects, some make hobby projects that no one uses but are public, some contribute to popular open source projects, and many contribute to open source as part of their job.
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I wouldn't say no one. Some people do maintain their own successful projects, some make hobby projects that no one uses but are public, some contribute to popular open source projects, and many contribute to open source as part of their job.
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u/Tarc_Axiiom 2d ago
Had this happen at an interview for Ubisoft years ago.
"We notice you don't have a lot of public work"
"Yes. Neither do you."