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You can always include links to your stuff -- or have a 'portfolio' link from your web page (I'm working on that myself, among other stuff).

As an alternative to that, I E-Mailed a thank you note to a guy who interviewed me last Friday and included a link to some OO Perl code I wrote recently and posted here. To my surprise, that mode was frontpaged and is now my highest rate node. Go figure.

Anyway, that piece of code nicely shows that I have a clue about OO, and also (I hope) have a dececnt coding style. Good things to show potential employers/clients.

--t. alex

"There was supposed to be an earth-shattering kaboom!" --Marvin the Martian

In reply to Re: Resume Beef by talexb
in thread Resume Beef by Cybercosis

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