thefastlane

From Karat, an company that does nothing but conduct technical interviews for other companies:

"Karat owns all rights, title, and interest in the Interview and any works derived therefrom, including all copyright, and you hereby assign, transfer, and convey to Karat any and all rights you may have in the Interview."

...and...

"Karat may ... use all Interview content and data, including your name, likeness, and voice, for its own internal purposes."

none of this seems normal to me. thoughts?

edit: karat is a 'technical interview' vendor facilitating online technical interviews -- you are ultimately interviewing for some other company. (also, i did not intend to give karat any press per se. it might've been better to have left the name out.)

What do you think employers generally want to see in a github profile?

Is it better to have lots of activity, random repos, work in progress, etc? or is a small set of completed, manicured projects (2 to 6 perhaps) more appealing?

this is assuming, to some degree, that i have a life. of what limited free time i have, i can't pour all of it into have a perfect github profile.