Shubhada Pande published From EdTech Founder to Web3 Strategist: Moran Hertzanu Weiss on Building Skill Credibility in Blockchain
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SmartContractGuru liked Adding one narrower question here. For this role, I feel the hardest part is not...
"Adding one narrower question here. For this role, I feel the hardest part is not “AI fluency” alone. It is the combination of: Data platform..."
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Emma Thomas replied to a post
"This is where many senior Web3 CVs become difficult to evaluate. The candidate may genuinely have experience across blockchain infrastructur..."
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Emma Thomas liked What I would examine more closely is whether the CV shows senior-level ownership...
"What I would examine more closely is whether the CV shows senior-level ownership or mainly lists senior-level technologies. At this level, m..."
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Shubhada Pande published Engineering Manager
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SmartContractGuru replied to Why blockchain job descriptions are vague in Web3 hiring
"This is a painful but necessary read. I can relate with this point of copy-paste mistake on our first two infrastructure hires last year. We..."
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amanda smith replied to JD Teardown: “AI Fluency” in a Blockchain Intelligence EM Role — What Would You Actually Test?
"This is a useful teardown because “AI fluency” is now appearing in many senior technical JDs, but the hiring signal is still unclear. For an..."
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FintechLee replied to AI -assisted smart contract audit review in Web3 security JDs — real hiring signal or fake confidence?
"I don’t think the issue is whether someone used AI in the audit process. Most teams will probably use it somewhere now. What I would want to..."
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DeFiArchitect replied to a post
"@CryptoSagePriya I liked your point about this not being only a syntax question. One thing I keep noticing while reviewing Solidity profiles..."
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DeFiArchitect liked In the last few months, I’ve seen overflow/underflow come up in interviews again...
"In the last few months, I’ve seen overflow/underflow come up in interviews again, but not as a “Solidity trivia” question. It’s usually used..."