> my blog helps me with job searching and it helps companies hire. But I only need one job, so more exposure, at best, gets me a slightly better job I feel the

> my blog helps me with job searching and it helps companies hire. But I only need one job, so more exposure, at best, gets me a slightly better job I feel the same way about open source in my case. I already have, say, 6+ repos with quite a few stars, high quality and lots of installs. I keep doing OSS because I like publishing the tools I make and other people using them, but it's definitely past the point where there is a ROI with hiring. Recently I got `react-test` and I'm building it, but I decided to ask for help from beginner programmers. I think it can get to a very nice place within the OSS community, and I don't mind sharing the credit with other contributors. We even published a bunch of detailed issues asking for help but I haven't found many people who are interested yet: https://dev.to/fpresencia/contributing-to-js-react-open-source-32ok https://dev.to/fpresencia/contributing-to-js-react-open-sour...