Sounds about right. Remember, for most starting developers (which is almost all developers), a GitHub account is an essential part of their job search, just li

Sounds about right. Remember, for most starting developers (which is almost all developers), a GitHub account is an essential part of their job search, just like having a LinkedIn account. And then at a lot of companies you get a separate GitHub account because companies do not really want to deal with your personal account, they want to manage it to enforce 2fa, to be able to disable it when you leave (as if it mattered), and so on.