HireGit

A free tool that helps recruiters find talent on Github

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HireGit is an easy-to-use tool for recruiters to search for hires. It takes a few specific filters as input, and lays out the search results with all the useful information for evaluating and reaching out to candidates in a holistic & easy to consume fashion.

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Arjun Mehta

HireGit

Maker

As a product manager at a tech company, hiring good developers was a recurring challenge I faced, and the existing job portals didn't really help. I realized the GitHub community was a goldmine for tech talent, but figuring out who was actually good was a challenge. GitHub's advanced search tool turned out to be super powerful, but it was tricky for non-tech-savvy recruiters to use and understand the profiles. So, I created a tool to make the search process easier and pull out the key info needed to find and evaluate potential hires.

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4yr ago

Joseph Abraham

SaaS for Greater Good

@arjunm8 This is a great idea, and I agree with @codename_one that its the amount of code, I would also look at a way to validate that code (downloads and followers as well) Congrats on the launch 🙌🏼🌟

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4yr ago

Arjun Mehta

HireGit

Maker

Glad you found it interesting @saascoach ! and yeah I think it'll definitely have to be a combination of these, thanks for the feedback :)

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4yr ago

Arjun Mehta

HireGit

Maker

Any feedback would be gold!

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4yr ago

Zubair

Codename One

@arjunm8 I like the idea (upvoted) but why look by followers and not by amount of code? A person who has many followers is more socially savvy and probably expensive. OTOH a person who wrote a lot of code but has fewer followers is the type of person most companies are looking for.

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4yr ago

Arjun Mehta

HireGit

Maker

@codename_one Thanks for the upvote and feedback! that's an interesting idea, my initial hypothesis was that more code may not imply good code, but having followers/stars/forks would validate the quality of the code. I think you're right on the social being an aspect driver on the followers metric though, so I'll try to include alternative metrics in there like stars or forks.

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4yr ago