Short practitioner posts beat polished case studies for showing domain expertise
brandon_galang · x · 2026-10-07
Answering whether a data person should showcase a GitHub repo or a two-minute case study, the advice is: have both, but the better play is peppering your feed with insights only a true practitioner would know. Most hiring managers won't deep dive, and polished case studies often carry AI polish that triggers a "spot the bullshit" radar. Authentic short posts read like eavesdropping on you at your workstation — more credible for both sides.
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