Hireability scoreTop 19% of GitHub profiles we scoreClears 2/5 big-tech bars
@azekowka is on the radar; close a couple of gaps to stand out.
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vs the big-tech bar
2/5 clearedClears 2 of 5 bars a senior big-tech screen reads for.
Impact−24
24 pts under the bar — grow reach on one real project — a sharp README + demo, then ship it where devs are.Consistency−23
23 pts under the bar — keep live repos warm and archive the dormant ones so the signal stays steady.Project depth−18
18 pts under the bar — lead with one polished, original repo — described and pinned.ActivityClears ✓
Clears the bar — activity is a strength a senior screen looks for.BreadthClears ✓
Clears the bar — breadth is a strength a senior screen looks for.marks the senior big-tech bar on each axis — same public signal, no AI.
How it breaks down
Impact46
14★ across original repos · 48 followersActivity100
Pushed today — actively shippingProject depth54
Flagship bzfar-clone at 5★ · 26% of repos are forksConsistency45
1.8yr on GitHub · 26 repos untouched >1yrBreadth88
66 public repos · 4 primary languagesClose the gap → start with Impact
1Grow reach on one real project
Pick your best repo, write a sharp README + demo, and post it — early stars compound your signal.
2Tidy 26 stale repos
Archive what's done so live repos stand out — a wall of dormant projects reads as scattered.
3Describe your top repos (bzfar-clone)
A one-line what + why is the first thing a recruiter reads. Blank descriptions read as abandoned.
4Pin your 3 strongest repos (bzfar-clone, phone-detector, HustleBustle)
Pinned repos are the profile's storefront — lead with your highest-star, original work.
Signal-based, not gatekeeping — derived from your public activity, reach, and project depth.
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