Career trick create your first github profile get hired course
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This document provides instructions for creating a GitHub profile to attract recruiters and increase your professional reach. It outlines how to create a GitHub repository and README file to begin your profile. The profile allows you to add images, URLs, and sections to your online resume like work history, skills, and education. Creating an informative GitHub profile can help users looking for jobs or open source opportunities get noticed.
Career trick create your first github profile get hired course
- 1. Career Trick: Create Your First Github Profile- Get Hired!
- 2. What You’ll Learn 01 02 03 04 Github Profile Creation Techniques Adding Image to Github Profile Update Profile in Local and Push through Commands 05 05 Update Career Summary Section of Resume in Github Profile Update Area of Expertise Section of Resume in Github Profile Update Education Section of Resume in Github Profile Adding Link to Github Profile) Adding Emojis to Github Profile Update Profile on Github Update Career Title Section of Resume in Github Profile Update Certification Section of Resume in Github Profile
- 4. • Create a new Repository • Create a README.md File inside the repository • Commit your new README file and you are done
- 5. Agenda Style Requirements • Basic English • Valid Email ID Requirements for the Course are
- 6. Agenda Style Course Description Github has introduced a new feature to add profile to users on their landing page a nd this training helps user to learn on how to make their first profile into Github successfully. Getting your new profile in Github would attract attentions from recruiters, open source contributors and increase the reach of your profile in international arena. It is possible to add images such as JPG or GIF into Github along with various URLs part of the Profile which facilitate wonderful look and feel to the profile in github. Description
- 7. Agenda Style Audience • Working Professionals • Developers • Software Engineers • Open Source Contributors • Students • Job Seekers Who this course is for:
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