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Add projects #12

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Tensho opened this issue Nov 10, 2015 · 2 comments
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Tensho opened this issue Nov 10, 2015 · 2 comments

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@Tensho
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Tensho commented Nov 10, 2015

Employee can work on the several projects in the same company, it's reasonable allow to specify projects per company in CV. For this feature we need to introduce groups in the form of the tree, where one node can contain many other nodes. In this case we can write something like this:

employment do
    company "Dream" do
      homepage "http://dream.com/"

      project "A" do
        homepage "http://project-a.com/"

        title "Rails developer"

        technologies "Ruby, Ruby on Rails"

        bulletin "B1."
        bulletin "B2."

        start_date "June 2015"
        end_date "Current"
      end

      project "B" do
        homepage "http://project-b.com/"

        title "JavaScript developer"

        technologies "Javascript, Ruby on Rails"

        bulletin "B3."
        bulletin "B4."

        start_date "June 2014"
        end_date "June 2015"
      end
    end
  end
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@dabrorius
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How would this look like in the generated CV?

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Tensho commented Nov 14, 2015

You just nail down projects within company, one by one, with whole set of responsibilities, achievements, etc. LinkedIn has such structure, you can specify several projects within company, BUT there is just the references to "Projects" section in the "Experience" section, not project's description itself. So you can get know about your project experience in the separate section.
I don't like it. I like to see everything related to your experience in the particular company right here.
So, I propose to render the projects directly after company title (+ optional company info):

Dream (http://dream.com/)
  Rails developer - A (http://project-a.com/) June 2015 - Current
  (Ruby, Ruby on Rails)
  ...

  JavaScript developer - B (http://project-b.com/) June 2014 - June 2015
  (Javascript, Ruby on Rails)
  ...

Actually, it doesn't matter, what default template do you prefer ^_^

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