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4) Projects & Proof of Skill

How many projects are enough (and when to stop)

Do not fill your resume with ten small, weak projects. It makes you look like a beginner who just dabbles in everything. You only need 2 or 3 high-quality projects. Stop building new things when you can talk for 10 minutes about the challenges of one project.

Do not fill your resume with ten small, weak projects. It makes you look like a beginner who just dabbles in everything.

You only need 2 or 3 high-quality projects.
Stop building new things when you can talk for 10 minutes about the challenges of one project. Employers don't care how many things you started; they care about the one thing you finished, polished, and can explain deeply.

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