Is my Github username bad if I want to use it for professional use in the future?
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My Github username is the same as this account's-BadassSalad.
Currently, I'm just a student, so I'm doing personal projects, but I was wondering if this username might hurt me in the future.
Maybe I'll make a whole new one when I do want to use Github in resumes? Comments/advices would be appreciated.
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My Github username is the same as this account's-BadassSalad.
Currently, I'm just a student, so I'm doing personal projects, but I was wondering if this username might hurt me in the future.
Maybe I'll make a whole new one when I do want to use Github in resumes? Comments/advices would be appreciated.
Thank you
professionalism
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This seems fairly speculative. You're asking if this might hurt me. I mean, yeah, it might...
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My Github username is the same as this account's-BadassSalad.
Currently, I'm just a student, so I'm doing personal projects, but I was wondering if this username might hurt me in the future.
Maybe I'll make a whole new one when I do want to use Github in resumes? Comments/advices would be appreciated.
Thank you
professionalism
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My Github username is the same as this account's-BadassSalad.
Currently, I'm just a student, so I'm doing personal projects, but I was wondering if this username might hurt me in the future.
Maybe I'll make a whole new one when I do want to use Github in resumes? Comments/advices would be appreciated.
Thank you
professionalism
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This seems fairly speculative. You're asking if this might hurt me. I mean, yeah, it might...
– Jay
1 min ago
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This seems fairly speculative. You're asking if this might hurt me. I mean, yeah, it might...
– Jay
1 min ago
This seems fairly speculative. You're asking if this might hurt me. I mean, yeah, it might...
– Jay
1 min ago
This seems fairly speculative. You're asking if this might hurt me. I mean, yeah, it might...
– Jay
1 min ago
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