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Thanks for the insight. That makes sense—focusing on a complete backend + blockchain project seems more valuable than jumping between tools.... -
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Jumping in here because I think your next step should not be learning one more blockchain tool. You already have a decent base: Go, REST API...
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One layer I would add for candidates coming from non-Web3 backgrounds is this: don’t make LinkedIn, CV, and GitHub look like three separate....Shubhada Pande replied to Almost every blockchain job form asks for my LinkedIn link — what makes a recruiter trust it fast?
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Jumping in here because I think your next step should not be learning one more blockchain tool. You already have a decent base: Go, REST API...Priya Gupta replied to Mechanical Engineer (2020 Graduate) Transitioning to Blockchain — Looking for a Realistic Roadmap to My First Job
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This is where many Web2 candidates get confused by the phrase “Web3 experience.” They think it only means, “I have worked in a Web3 company....
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This is especially important for people trying to understand how to know if blockchain is a good career when you are coming from a non-Web3....
Priya Gupta replied to What does Web3 experience mean in job descriptions? Web3 vertical experience, recruiter signals, and interview proof
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This thread is useful because remote Web3 hiring has two trust problems at once: candidates must verify whether the job is real, and hiring....
Shubhada Pande replied to NYC vs SF vs remote: where Web3 hiring is strict about proof for Solidity/Rust roles (0–5 yrs)
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This is such an underrated point. In a first blockchain developer job, the hard part is not only solving the Solidity bug. It is knowing whi... -
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I’ve been working on smart contracts for a while now, and honestly, the biggest shift for me came when I stopped treating every blocker the....
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One practical gap I see in Web3 compliance career transitions is that many candidates know they need “proof,” but they are unsure what safe....
amanda smith replied to Web3 Compliance, RWA, Stablecoin, CBDC, and Forensics Careers: How to Enter This Growing Blockchain Hiring Lane Beyond Pure Development
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This part about proof really stood out to me. In compliance hiring, I have seen many profiles mention AML, KYC, blockchain analytics, digita...
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Agree. I think the sample should be short enough for a hiring manager to understand quickly. Maybe the best format is not a full report, but...
amanda smith replied to How can crypto AML candidates show case notes without exposing client or exchange data?
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From the hiring side, I would probably look at the structure of the note more than the “case” itself. A crypto AML case note writing sample....
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For this kind of senior backend engineer Python low latency systems role, I think the strongest portfolio proof is not just “I built a WebSo...Otto L replied to Senior backend engineer (Python / low-latency systems): what proof gets you shortlisted for real-time market data, WebSocket reliability, and production correctness?
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This thread is important because asking questions is not just a soft skill problem for juniors. In Web3 teams, the way someone asks a questi...
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This thread is important because asking questions is not just a soft skill problem for juniors. In Web3 teams, the way someone asks a questi... -
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Thank you so much for the advice. This honestly gave me a clearer direction than I've had in a while. I was trying to learn many things sepa...
Hrushi G replied to Mechanical Engineer (2020 Graduate) Transitioning to Blockchain — Looking for a Realistic Roadmap to My First Job
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Thanks for sharing more detail. Based on your current skills, I would not suggest positioning yourself only as a junior Solidity developer r...
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Thanks for sharing more detail. Based on your current skills, I would not suggest positioning yourself only as a junior Solidity developer r...Emma Thomas replied to Mechanical Engineer (2020 Graduate) Transitioning to Blockchain — Looking for a Realistic Roadmap to My First Job
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Thanks for the feedback. Based on my current skills (Go, REST APIs, MongoDB, Solidity, and basic Hyperledger Fabric), which path do you thin...
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From the hiring side, I would probably look at the structure of the note more than the “case” itself. A crypto AML case note writing sample....
Emma Thomas replied to How can crypto AML candidates show case notes without exposing client or exchange data?