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# [How to present you projects!](https://blog.jrlgs.dev/how-to-present-you-projects?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Part of the "Writing everyday" series. Now with 20% extra cat doodles!

Mar 6, 2022 · 4 min read · blog.jrlgs.dev  
Updated Mar 14, 2022  
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## Written by

[Jorge Romero](https://hashnode.com/@JorgeRL)

@JorgeRL

  
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I like programming and learning about stuff I find interesting. Particularly interested in functional programming and typing systems. I have a background in Cognitive Science/Psychology and Mathematics. Sadly halted due to physical and mental health issues arising from getting Covid. Which unfortunately hit me quite hard back on 2020. I'm still dealing with some sequels so I would prefer working from home. I find it fun trying to find insights that cut across disciplines. I tend to favor the "theoretical" side of things. But I also try to get as much hands-on experience as possible. I am writing a blog. Trying to share what I learn, and that others might find useful. I try to focus on the unique things I can bring to the table. Hoping to add value to the life of other developers. I always have a thousand ideas racing through my mind, so I don't have any trouble coming up with ideas on what to write. If any, I have a hard time cutting down on the number of things I want to write about :D On a personal note. I have always been quite solitary and introverted. But I don't think I'm shy. I love videogames and started programming because I wanted to make my own.

## Responses 1

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[Miki Szeles](https://hashnode.com/@mszeles)

[Mar 6, 2022](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-to-present-you-projects/622435c6e814324bc83a9b87/comment/62245334b9cb874b840cad30)

Great writing Jorge. Do you really think recruiters check your github profile? I have doubts here. Half of them do not even check your cv and LinkedIn profike. 😊

[Miki Szeles](https://hashnode.com/@mszeles)

[Mar 6, 2022](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-to-present-you-projects/622435c6e814324bc83a9b87/comment/62245334b9cb874b840cad30#reply-6224d9d7ecb2d35f765e47cb)

I doubt a recuiter will check it, it is more probable before the technical interview. even if you have 0 dev experience you can still write a lot of things for example about the projects on your Github. I recommend checking my bio on LinkedIn it is both technical and personal: [hu.linkedin.com/in/mikl%25C3%25B3s-szeles-00115053](https://hu.linkedin.com/in/mikl%25C3%25B3s-szeles-00115053) [Jorge Romero](https://hashnode.com/@JorgeRL) Up till now, I am only sure that one recruiter from Cloudera read my bio. She is my favourite recruiter. 😊

[Jorge Romero](https://hashnode.com/@JorgeRL)

[Mar 7, 2022](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-to-present-you-projects/622435c6e814324bc83a9b87/comment/62245334b9cb874b840cad30#reply-62256dc9d858116153ef1a41)

[Miki Szeles](https://hashnode.com/@mszeles) good point. I guess a better approach would be to try and get my projects as much exposure as possible on Hashnode, linkedin, GitHub and others.

I'm gonna be working on my linkedIn profile this week :)

[Miki Szeles](https://hashnode.com/@mszeles)

[Mar 7, 2022](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-to-present-you-projects/622435c6e814324bc83a9b87/comment/62245334b9cb874b840cad30#reply-62257052d858116153ef1a8e)

Cool. You should also share some of your articles on LinkedIn[Jorge Romero](https://hashnode.com/@JorgeRL)