If you can contribute to an open source project and collaborate with others, you can work anywhere

[00:00] Most of the open source project happen [00:01] in remote. There is no like physical [00:03] office where you go meet people talk to [00:05] people. They either on the slack discord [00:07] that kind of stuff. Now if you as an [00:10] individual developer can survive in that [00:12] environment by survival I means my means [00:15] you are able to learn able to contribute [00:16] and keep contributing. I think you have [00:19] that potential to survive anywhere in [00:20] any team in the world today. Right? [00:23] Because you have already working with [00:24] people who are very unknown to you. [00:26] Maybe some folks are not like in the [00:28] sync of your mindset. you're still [00:29] working with them. You're contributing. [00:31] You're breaking those, you know, hard [00:33] nuts. You're learning stuff. Now, you [00:35] are with that mental model to work with [00:37] any situation. That's what I figured [00:39] out. Yeah. So, these are the things I'll [00:41] say like you try it out and there's no [00:42] harm in trying it out, right? If you [00:44] don't like, don't do it. But if you like [00:45] it, I think you will do it forever, for [00:47] lifetime.