AMA

[Anonymous No.49353813]

I recruit in the blockchain / crypto space, for any position that a web3 company needs. This can range from CTO, any kind of dev, to operations managers etc.
I'm here to answer any questions you might have about how to get a job in the blockchain space.

[Anonymous No.49353866]

disclaimer (I'm doing this as I'm bored as fuck and the earning potential in this space is too fucking good to miss out on)

[Anonymous No.49354025]

>>49353813
I can be your Junior Vice President, I‘ll take around 5% of team tokens as payment.

[Anonymous No.49354051]

>>49354025
Sounds good, but i don't actually recruit for one company. I approach new protocols / established companies and offer my services and take yearly salary percentage as commission

[Anonymous No.49354058]

>>49353813

I know c++(10+ years exp), some algorithms and I am fairly bad at math, what kind of remote salary can you get me ?

P.s. forgot to say I don't believe in crypto

[Anonymous No.49354060]

>>49353813
what should i learn to get a crypto dev job ?
currently getting into rust, ordered my programming socks yesterday
t. java jeet (not a jeet but paid to vomit java garbage, so might as well be aj eet)

[Anonymous No.49354082]

>>49354060

Are you taking your femm hormones, they are mandatory when learning Rust

[Anonymous No.49354098]

>>49354058
Alot of crypto companies are hiring for a good backend dev to work on (x) that will then communicate with whatever protocol they develop. You would do similar coding, as in; wouldnt have to learn anew language, and your salary could increase by 50%.
An example is I had to find a java dev with fintech experience, and they didnt need to know any solidity, or much about blockchain, and to work for my client on their backend (not even their protocol) the salary was about 40% more than an average web2 developer

[Anonymous No.49354126]

>>49354060
Dont listen to these retards, rust is actually very handy to know, especially with the rise of solana.
My best advice to anyone on this thread (and you) would be to work at a start up for a couple years, Dosent even have to be well paid, or even a good start up at that, but having a crypto company on your resume for over 2 years makes you so so hireable.
No one wants anyone who jumps between jobs every 8months - 1year. Its the most unattractive thing to employers.

[Anonymous No.49354136]

>>49354098

So I'm well on the way to becoming a web3 dev. I know HMTL, CSS, Javascript, and solidity and am ready to start looking for a job. Have Hella service industry experience so I'm very personable and easy to get along with. Am I missing any skills to make me a competitive candidate? I'm worried I'm too old to hang with cryptofags (29)

[Anonymous No.49354168]

>>49354136
Not at all, you have done the right thing. Like i said previously, start ups are your best friend. Even if they are not well established, or even well paid; just having them on your CV for a couple years can land you a 6 figure job with ease - im not joking.

[Anonymous No.49354169]

>>49354082
i'll order the hrt after i finish my first real rust project
i must admit rust is by far the most enjoyable lang i've ever touched
the trannies won

[Anonymous No.49354198]

>>49354168
what's the best way to fake this 2 year experience,
assuming i'm more than competent when hired ?

[Anonymous No.49354257]

>>49353813
>2009 Basic send and recieve withouth middle men.
>2022, middlemen everywhere.
why is that?

[Anonymous No.49354259]

>>49354198
I wont give advice on that

[Anonymous No.49354289]

>>49354257
DESU trying to find some of these people for my clients are really hard. I work 12hrs a day 5 times a week finding top candidates in the space. You got to think, its a two way street. My candidates are wanted by everyone, so companies dont rly have a chance without a recruiter reaching out. On top of that, the actual time it takes to source these candidates is wayyyy to time consuming for any good crypto company due to their business demands

[Anonymous No.49354305]

>>49354259
that would be the only interesting & useful thing to people reading this (for now) shitty thread

[Anonymous No.49354445]

>>49354289
any good web2 dev can migrate to web3 therefore being competent in the job in no time,
you are a fucking retard for not making a business of helping decent devs faking their way with into the industry especially if these "companies" doesn't have the resources to check anything instead of spending 60hr per week trying to find "legit" ones (already have the "verifiable" magical lines on the resume)

[Anonymous No.49354626]

>>49354445
hhaah im a fucking retard for not doing that business? Why dont you then you fucking reject. Also, even if i know a dev can do the job, dosent mean my client will think the same; hence this thread, im explaining what would make someone more attractive to a company.

[Anonymous No.49354657]

>>49354445
also, im a retard for not making that business (an illegal one) when i make good money currently in a LEGAL business. Okay mate

[Anonymous No.49354784]

>>49353813
tell me how to do it I've been a dev for 4 years I can pass any coding test in plenty of languages

[Anonymous No.49354817]

>>49353813
Do you guys have an office? I can clean it, hire me.

[Anonymous No.49354820]

>>49353813
I have degrees in chemical, nuclear, mechanical engineering but invested in crypto in 2017 and now have 1.5M portfolio and 2 houses.

I still work, but all I do is stare at charts and pretend to work.

Will any companies hire me as an advisor?

[Anonymous No.49354871]

>>49353813
When did you realize “web 3.0” is a meme? How long after did you start planning your suicide?

[Anonymous No.49354881]

>>49353813
>>49353866
>>49354025
super easy to setup token sniper for pancake
follow this tutorial for easy 100x on every new token
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwezjkHEHz8

[Anonymous No.49354925]

>>49354820
You have three degrees in 3 engineering fields? And one is a “nuclear engineering”
So you are an over qualified packaging engineer for hazardous materials basically…

[Anonymous No.49354968]

>>49354925
Sorry, nuclear was a minor. I double majored in mechE and chemE but minored in nuclear (as well as navy nuke), worked in commercial nuke, so im pretty much an expert in all 3

[Anonymous No.49355130]

>>49354968
I’m a mechanic engineer, just busting your balls
You worked on navy subs, that’s pretty wild ngl

[Anonymous No.49355157]

>>49353813
Hi OP, grad last year with a biz degree and have been working at a top real estate company the past year. Looking to make the job switch to crypto/web3 in a finance related field with a salary 85k+ and wfh. I am just waiting for my 1 year to be up in August, got a proton mail/throwaway to reach out to?

[Anonymous No.49355159]

>>49354968
How many dead machine languages do you know?
Cobalt? Fortran? Basic?

[Anonymous No.49355233]

I'm doing SEO, and I want to specialize into helping crypto clients. Halp?

[Anonymous No.49355611]

hey op, are there any jobs for people without degrees in the crypto space?

[Anonymous No.49355640]

>>49355233
i would like to get into SEO but i dont have a degree, do you have any tips for me on getting hired?

[Anonymous No.49356051]

>>49353813
Any jobs for people with Finance experience? I'm on the recovery side though.