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I run and maintain a successful open source project which is used by thousands of companies and has a small team of contributors who work for free. So maybe you

• mixmastamyk 7y ago
  Maybe you have bad habits, maybe you aren’t in the right social circles. Maybe not interviewing at enough companies. Hard to say. But you should keep your mind open and not only point a finger outward. Believe there are management coaches that might spot self defeating habits quickly. Books like andy grove’s and innovators dilemma, peopleware, dale carnegie etc, can help too.
  • jondubois 7y ago
    >> maybe you aren’t in the right social circles I think this may be the case. I don't have many friends but those that I do have are very close. The foundation of most friendships among the wealthy seems to be shared financial interests. This is not real friendship IMO and I cannot understand why supposedly intelligent people (who already have a high level of financial security) would participate in this kind of social theater where everyone is acting and everyone knows that everyone else is also acting and yet they all keep playing along. Friendships must be founded around core values not around mutual financial interests.