The author claiming he&#x27;ll never need to do a BFS, and thus does not need to know it is kind of funny to read. You should never be proud of your ignorance.<p>Oh, you think you&#x27;re a front-end dev and will never need to do anything else? What happened to striving for growth (personal and professional)? Why not <i>learn</i> how to write a BFS instead of writing a rant about your pride in not knowing it? Are you really just proud of doing your one thing, doing it well, and have no interest in ever branching out? If so, it is not surprise nobody will hire you (who needs a single-use tool?). If not, then also no surprise as you&#x27;ve shown a complete lack of desire to learn (who needs an inflexible employee?).<p>I am further sorry to tell you that your github history is irrelevant. I&#x27;ve seen _<i>my</i>_ code on github under 10 names. None of them mine. I&#x27;d never trust anyone&#x27;s github profile - no reason to believe they wrote the code, they did it themselves, and how many attemtps of guess-and-check they needed (or not). You know what I do trust? Your ability to prove your &quot;skills&quot;, in person, under realistic pressure, on demand, and on a schedule. You know, by solving a problem perhaps a bit out of your comfort zone. Maybe a simple maze?