Online, your profile is your outfit
You can be the best coder in the country: if your profile looks like a rushed text message, people skip you faster than a slow connection.

Online, it's a bit like in the village: even in a cassock, people will judge you if you're wearing worn-out sandals! 😂
On the web, your profile is your outfit. You can have the best skills in the world, but if your profile picture dates back to when Nokia was cool, or your resume looks like a rushed text, people will skip you faster than a slow connection.
Picture a developer walking into an interview in torn trousers and a faded t-shirt: even if he's the best coder in the country, the recruiter looks at the “outfit” first. Online, it's the same. Take care of your profile, keep everything up to date, show your best attributes.
So next time you update your LinkedIn or GitHub, remember: it's like picking the perfect outfit for a big event. Make a good impression — because, especially online, clothes really do make the person.
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