/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>9996313
lol based
how did rog respond?
i can put in a good word if you like we’re old school buddies

Think this was the first part

>>9996325
It may be based but I cringed reading it the morning after. I know no blockchain salaries outside of management or development could match my current salary, but if it could I'd literally jump ship and work for a blockchain development team tomorrow.

>>9996325
I love Bitcoin and Bitcoin cash and want to be doing something I'm passionate about with my life like he is. As great as my life is, I don't feel a sense of accomplishment leading the crews that fixing these massive machines. What I care the most about is blockchain adoption, but I need to stay where the money is.

>>9996325
Dr.... Craig Grant is that you? .... Jihan? McAfee?

>>9996313
"lol sorry senpai I was high ass fuck on Ambien and liq but seriously hmu if you need a new dev"

>>9996398
Exactly bahahahahahah

>>9996313
I have a hard time believing you were on Ambien (and drunk) but if so, congrats, zonked out writing is usually a lot sloppier than that.

In any case, if you had a realization that you wanted to do something else with your life, go for it, nothing is stopping you. I doubt contacting Roger Ver will help you any, but you can probably make a career in this field nonetheless.

>>9996313
>I am a brilliant mind and can learn coding, etc no problem
do people really think like this?
do you, OP, have any experience programming anything?

>>9996498
I learned to solve a rubiks cube at age 11.
I completed the Navy Nuclear training program at the top of my class, by far, one of the most intellectually challenging courses I could possibly imagine. That's why we are highly desired candidates. There's not much we can't do or learn to adapt to after taking that course.

I'm not trying to sound conseated. I just know that I either am proficient at something or have the ability to become proficient at it. Nothing in life has shown me otherwise. No task that, given enough time, effort, and dedication has not been achieved. I don't think many people can say that. I'm thinking about applying to MIT Sloan just to say that I did it.

>>9996421
I was absolutely blitzed. Almost had no recollection of sending that message. When drunk, I still proofread and correct spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Those two errors I see right off the bat in what I sent him is proof enough that I was absolutely gone.

>>9996325
Honestly, if you could set me up in a room with Roger Ver we all do a massive bong hit, and then talk about Bitcoin cash that would make my fucking life. I'd cover all expenses kek

>>9996498
Yes, I think like this.

I took a C class once and made a snake game with 0's. That's it.

I learned how to operate and maintain nuclear submarines in 12 months.

I can learn programming in 12 months.

>>9996606
m8, I think your ego is a big too high. I can learn a lot of shit in 12 months, too. pretty sure 15 y.o. kid could learn to make programs if he has enough interest and/or a motivator.
that doesn't mean you'll be prepared to start programming right away, and when you tell someone to hire you because you can do something, it's assumed you'll learn in little time (1 month or so) and start doing useful, practical shit.

>>9996606
Why dont you make yourself useful and join the chainlink team so we actually have an insider that reports back to us?

Honestly, the job I probably be best for would be managing development progress. Going to meeting, what went right, what could have gone better, blah blah blah type of shit. I'm in a mangerial position now where I instructed others what to do and I would probably struggle to do their indifivual jobs, but I lead and utilize everyone s talents appropriately to complete the mission. It's good shit

>>9996974
How well do they pay$ I don't roll out of
bed for messs than $150k

>>9997004
Less than 150*** the ambiens and beer are kidding in again.

>>9996551
>I just know that I either am proficient at something or have the ability to become proficient at it.
yeah everything except getting pussy LOL

>>9996313

don't worry, I have send similar messages to a dozen project leads, devs and crypto hot shots. It landed me a job for a while, decent pay. But that was when everyone was swimming in euphoria and huge amounts of cash. I'd say go on, I am still trying at this point.

>>9997004
Bitch I don't know. You're the one that wants to work with blockchain, figure it out.

>>9996313
OP unironically comes across as a huge faggot.

>>9997012
As an alpha male, I am almost certain I have slain more quality pussy than you not only for my satisfaction but hers too.

What would a block chain project need with a machinist, chemical and nuclear engineer, former submarine nuke? Management organization and delivery. What are some companies in blockchain looking for experienced. Leaders to help out?

>>9997097
>alpha
>/biz/
KARA BOGA TIME!

>he didn't just check bitcoin.com for jobs
https://jobs.bitcoin.com/
damn engineers are retards

>>9997120
Lol you're not going to become a "leader" in computer science with that background.

>>9996995
>knows shit-all about software development
>sees himself as more of a project manager

>>9997097
>>9996551
>implying you are not the new official /biz/ copypasta

>>9997120
>What are some companies in blockchain looking for experienced
They all do. You should go to a blockchain con. Some of scummiest slimeballs you would expect to see running a casting couch website were making millions with ico's last year. You would stand out. You would be the jacko willink of crypto and could become a pseudo celebrity if you wanted.

Check here anons https://jobs.dcg.co/jobs

Roger doesn't hire technical people, only shills, marketing agencies and people with vague business skills. If anything he dislikes developers, their fancy book learning make him feel inadequate because he couldn't even code a simple hello world.

>>9996313
Smart contracts are the future. Idk what the fuck all that jumble bumble was.

Smart contracts and a settlement layer.

>>9996995
cringe

>I want to be a manager
how many times I've heard this shit from 16 year old teenagers who watched too much wolf of wall street

managing is non-work

>>9997097
>alpha
>not only for my satisfaction but hers too
something's not adding up here senpai

>>9998696
>managing is non-work
How often I hear this from janitors and others who couldn't make it.
I'm a team leader, and while you lazy dumb apes think we just sit in offices we actually have to go to every fucking job site around the country to ensure you D-grade workers somehow don't fuck up the simplest orders and jobs. Hell I've done more manual labour to show you bottom rankers how it's fucking done. Hell once we had a dig site and I had to teach some fresh outta school retard how to effectively use a God damn shovel. The stress from being surrounded with simple retards is almost not worth the pay. Lots of overtime and almost no days off because we can't sit down for a minute before you peasants fuck something up.

>>9998811
I'm a lead developer, so I do indeed "manage", but it doesn't involve meme-tier bullshit like going to meetings to discuss what we could have done better and other non-work, it involves communicating with the CEO, making technical decisions and delegating/assisting pajeets to make it happen

""""career managers"""" are a severe overhead to productivity; self-governed teams are just better; too bad boomer culture still prevails in many companies

>>9998811

Uu look at mr. workjobman here uu.

>>9996551
>conseated

>>9999221

Conceited* alcohol and Ambien had be blitz again. I gotta stop doing that shit together. Soon I'mma be like Roseanne, out of a job cause I said some dumb shit on Ambien.

>>9997724
For $150k and the ability to talk about blockchain all day I'd be a shill. I'd even say "Bitcoin cash Is Bitcoin". I'm fine being paid in bitcoin cash.

kys op

>>9996330
>reddit
OH NO NO NO

>>9996606
>I can learn programming in 12 months.
This is everyone that isn't a knuckle dragging chimpanzee.

The only thing cringier than your op pic are you full blown autist replies itt

>im a once in a generation genius because mommy and daddy said i was special and i did a rubix cube when i was 11

Lmao kill yourself you sound like you havent finished highschool yet