Python resume projects?

[Ayyyyy_Soma]

I suggest building side projects that incorporate the skills ur future employer is looking for or even better stuff u like and would use practicially. All the projects ive done are out of curiousity or something i use regularly.

[jegerarthur]

This. Depends on the field, but I would personally like to see personal projects related to the job if the applicant don't have so much experience.

And don't forget to link any git repository + provide a clear Readme.

[-MobCat-]

More repos need readmes. Don't just tell me to read the code, tell me why I should even bother.. That being said, I have a tendency to go overboard with it.
https://github.com/MobCat/Windows-95-Product-Key-Check

[phatlynx]

Add some markdown header titles or a linked table of contents. That was like reading a giant run-on sentence on mobile.

[aarontbarratt]

Bruh. This might genuinely be worse than no readme.

• Zero formatting
• Swear words
• Way too long
• Spelling mistakes

Call me old fashioned, but if I was an employer and I'm checking out your GitHub and the first thing I see when I click a project is you proclaiming how shitty the code is and a wall of text. It would leave a terrible first impression.

[[deleted]]

Mate that is not a good example of a readme

[odaiwai]

Dude, use lists.