Tushar Dubey replied to How do you explain reentrancy in interviews without sounding like you memorized it?
"Gas questions and reentrancy questions do connect, but I would not start with gas in an interview. First explain the state problem: external..."
Tushar Dubey liked Tis is a much needed info................i also struggle with this "gas" questio...
"Tis is a much needed info................i also struggle with this "gas" questions."
Tushar Dubey replied to How do you explain reentrancy in interviews without sounding like you memorized it?
"This “timing gap between state + effects” line is probably the cleanest way to explain it in an interview. I would say it like this: reentra..."
Tushar Dubey liked I only understood reentrancy when I stepped through state in the debugger. Funds...
"I only understood reentrancy when I stepped through state in the debugger. Funds left the contract but storage didn’t update yet — so attack..."
ChainMentorNaina replied to My Smart Contract Auditor Portfolio Got Rejected—What Do Firms Actually Want to See?
"This “Protocol Risk Memo before findings” point is probably the missing bridge for many juniors. A lot of smart contract auditor portfolios...."
ChainMentorNaina liked If a firm says your audit portfolio feels “too academic”, they’re usually not sa...
"If a firm says your audit portfolio feels “too academic”, they’re usually not saying “you don’t know reentrancy.” They’re saying your work d..."
Shubhada Pande replied to My Smart Contract Auditor Portfolio Got Rejected—What Do Firms Actually Want to See?
"Coming back to this thread because this is one of the most common gaps I see in smart contract security portfolios. A rejected audit portfol..."
Natalie Reed liked The word “autonomous” makes me nervous in this context. In smart contract securi...
"The word “autonomous” makes me nervous in this context. In smart contract security, we already worry about permissions, approvals, upgradeab..."
Natalie Reed liked Yes, crypto AML candidates can build public proof without exposing client or exc...
"Yes, crypto AML candidates can build public proof without exposing client or exchange data, but the sample should be simulated, anonymized,...."
Natalie Reed liked Agree. I think the sample should be short enough for a hiring manager to underst...
"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..."
Natalie Reed replied to Blockchain CV Review: What Recruiters Reject in 10 Seconds (Proof-Stack Checklist)
"One thing I would add here: many Web2-to-Web3 candidates underestimate how much their earlier work can become Web3 proof if it is framed cor..."
Priya Gupta replied to GitHub for Blockchain Developers: How to Make Your Projects Recruiter-Readable
"This hub makes sense because many candidates treat global Web3 job search as only a country problem, but sometimes the bigger issue is proof..."
Victor Anderson replied to How do real smart contract audits work in practice? What do auditors actually check first?
"Agree with this sequence. Tools are evidence helpers, not proof by themselves. For someone trying to enter smart contract auditing or Web3 s..."
Victor Anderson liked Here’s how many auditors I know (including myself) actually approach an audit. I...
"Here’s how many auditors I know (including myself) actually approach an audit. It’s not a checklist — it’s a loop of understanding, challeng..."
Victor Anderson liked When you start doing audits professionally, you realise pretty quickly that the...
"When you start doing audits professionally, you realise pretty quickly that the job isn’t “look for reentrancy” or “run Slither.” The real s..."
Hrushi G liked Hi, glad the reply helped. If I have to answer practically, I would suggest Ethe...
"Hi, glad the reply helped. If I have to answer practically, I would suggest Ethereum-first, but not Solidity-only. For entry-level visibilit..."
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"Hi, glad the reply helped. If I have to answer practically, I would suggest Ethereum-first, but not Solidity-only. For entry-level visibilit..."
Hrushi G replied to a post
"Thanks for the insight. That makes sense—focusing on a complete backend + blockchain project seems more valuable than jumping between tools...."
Hrushi G liked Jumping in here because I think your next step should not be learning one more b...
"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..."
Shubhada Pande replied to Almost every blockchain job form asks for my LinkedIn link — what makes a recruiter trust it fast?
"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...."
Priya Gupta replied to Mechanical Engineer (2020 Graduate) Transitioning to Blockchain — Looking for a Realistic Roadmap to My First Job
"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 liked This is where many Web2 candidates get confused by the phrase “Web3 experience.”...
"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...."
Priya Gupta replied to What does Web3 experience mean in job descriptions? Web3 vertical experience, recruiter signals, and interview proof
"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...."
Shubhada Pande replied to NYC vs SF vs remote: where Web3 hiring is strict about proof for Solidity/Rust roles (0–5 yrs)
"This thread is useful because remote Web3 hiring has two trust problems at once: candidates must verify whether the job is real, and hiring...."
