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This reads like someone who has actually shipped. The test suites assert behaviour rather than getters, the Spring services are cleanly separated, and two projects are deployed with CI running on every push — more than most graduates can put in front of a screener. The gap is momentum, not craft. Commits cluster around term breaks, so activity trails the rest of the profile, and the resume still under-sells the deployment work the repositories already prove. The second is an afternoon's edit; the first just needs a steadier cadence.
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- JUnit suites cover the service layer and assert behaviour, not getters
- Two projects deployed and running, with GitHub Actions on every push
- Normalised Postgres schema with real foreign keys, not a flat table dump
- Consistent naming and package structure across every repository
- Commits cluster around term breaks — activity trails the rest of the profile
- Resume under-sells the deployment and CI work the repositories prove
- Unit tests are solid; nothing exercises the code against a real database
- READMEs cover setup but not the architecture decisions behind it
Elsewhere in the workspace
The report is where it starts, not where it ends
8 weeks
Improvement roadmap
- Integration tests against Postgres
- Rewrite the resume's deployment section
- Hold a weekly commit cadence
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