[sshine]

Projects are personal projects, or at least projects in which you did a distinguishable effort.

They don't have to be public to the whole world, you can have links that are only in your resume.

But if they're on GitHub, they have to be public, since there aren't unlisted repositories.

[mdaniel]

I actually believe that it would be possible to provide a read only clone url in a resume link but I don't know if a way to make a link to a browsable version (short of having a proxy server type setup, or, of course, a slim server protected by http basic)

[Dwedit]

Github does allow private repositories.

[sshine]

Yes, but you'd have to invite each interviewer by their GitHub handle.

An unlisted repository would be one that is public to those who know the URL.