Hey folks, I’m transitioning from sales into GTM engineering. I just went through a full month of interviews and couldn’t pull out a role. I’m not feeling sorry for myself. I’m just curious… I realize I need more at bats with projects that are in production. I was told that contributing to projects on GitHub are a great way to get exposure. Here’s the problem though. I feel like I’m at a middle school dance. I have the intent to “dance”, but I have no idea how to get to the point where I’m contributing to real projects that are healthy and alive. How do I know what to work on? I don’t know what a good, healthy project looks like. I don’t want to work on something that the creator doesn’t care about. For the engineering folks, how do you approach contributing to GitHub? I’m here to learn and contribute. But I don’t know what that looks like. Help me say hi to the cute girl and start dancing.

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