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Choose a picture, whether personal or a stock image, of something that connects to your hobby. If you want to use other people in your photo, make sure to ask them for permission first.

First, upload a current picture of yourself. You should absolutely include your face on your profile. The lack of a profile photo tends to create a negative impression with recruiters.