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I generally look to see if I can find a github or gitlab or anything. If I find something and the code looks good I might suggest we skip the take-home challenge part of the process
NB: Women as a group have less free time than men due to being carers and earning less in previous job so screening applicants based on a portfolio of code which shows they “love” coding rather than sticking to the job description will select against women accidentally
That's why examples of work enable people to skip the round where you present an example of work rather than it being a qualifier to be selected. When I was hiring we had almost as many women devs as men and we worked damn hard to build that
I would for sure not check GitHub etc if the candidate had a few years of work experience already, for that precise reason!
Would you for entry level? :)
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