ZestyQuokka

25mo

Hinge

Should I put all interview assignments I have done as my portfolio?

They didn't select me, might as well use the content for myself 🤷‍♀️

25mo ago

TwirlyWalrus

Razorpay

25mo

If they're not part of an NDA then yes.

ZestyQuokka

Hinge

25mo

@NoCodeNoLife What NDA? Never signed anything, not even offer letter 😭

TwirlyWalrus

Razorpay

25mo

@BiryaniEnthu You may have agreed to an NDA by moving ahead for the interview process, if you broadcast interview questions for example they may come after you.

JazzyWalrus

Stealth

25mo

Aapda ko avsar mei badla 🥸

GoofyDonut

Stealth

25mo

Yes, if they're fledged enough

ZestyQuokka

Hinge

25mo

Fledged matlab?

GoofyDonut

Stealth

25mo

Developed enough, like "fit for production" Could spend some time generalising the problem instead of the specific assignment asks (e.g. global instead of local)

FluffyNugget

Plivo

25mo

If u have a lot of space on resume, sure. Target for one page

ZestyQuokka

Hinge

25mo

I didn't mean on resume, more like a website link. I already have a portfolio of my side projects, was thinking of adding more as these

FluffyNugget

Plivo

25mo

Ohh, sure. But put them in last or appear smaller. So they focus on important ones first

ZestyTaco

Swiggy

25mo

Bruh I have whole folder Company wise round wise sorted 😂

ZestyQuokka

Hinge

25mo

@ThickMangoShake Damn man! Gotta update it today itself

QuirkyPretzel

TCS

25mo

I’m thinking of the same. I’m thinking of working on design assignment problems as portfolio projects as the problems seem realistic .

BubblyJellybean

Stealth

25mo

I have always done this, the best problems I have solved in design perspectives came from interviews. If you research more on your solutions, think about the stuff before and after a solution, its usually a whole product. Definitely use it