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ChainMentorNaina

@ChainMentorNaina • 3mos

CEI rule in interviews — when do you actually break it without breaking the contract?

Everyone tells juniors: “Follow Checks-Effects-Interactions.” ✅But the moment a Solidity interview goes deeper — we freeze. 😅Real world smart contract security isn’t just memorizing rules. Sometimes you do call external...

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Abdil Hamid

@ForensicBlockSmith • 3mos

Live PR review nerves — do seniors secretly judge beginners too harshly?

I’ll be honest — interviews don’t scare me anymore.But that first live Pull Request review at a real job? Terrifying.I’ve heard stories that seniors can be blunt, especially in blockchain...

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Shubhada Pande

@ShubhadaJP • 3mos

How to Pass Smart Contract Developer Interviews in 2025: Hiring Signals Founders Trust in the First 20 Minutes

Skills are not your biggest challengeEvery week, Smart Contract developers apply to Web3 startups with clean GitHub profiles, personal DApps, solidity practice, and strong motivation. Yet the rejections come before...

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Why might a contract work on testnet but fail on mainnet?

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Mainnets often have stricter gas limits and higher costs than testnets. A function that runs fine on testnet may exceed block gas limits in production. Developers should simulate deployments and optimize loops before mainnet release

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When does a fallback trigger?

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The fallback() function runs when a transaction calls a non-existent function or sends data without matching any signature. It’s essential for proxy contracts but must be written carefully to avoid gas griefing and reentrancy risks.

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What does delegatecall do?

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delegatecall lets one contract run another’s code while keeping its own storage and balance. It’s powerful but risky — if the target contract has malicious logic, it can overwrite your state variables or drain funds. Auditors always flag unsafe delegatecalls

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Web3Learner_Abaz

@Web3LearnerAbaz • 3mos

Looking for Blockchain Internship: What Skills Do I Need to Start in Web3?

Hi everyone, I’m 18 and want to start my career in the blockchain industry. I’m planning to do an internship, but honestly, I’m confused about what skills to learn first.Some...

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Web3Learner_Abaz

@Web3LearnerAbaz • 3mos

How do you answer “Where do you see blockchain in 5 years?” in Interview

I keep getting this question in blockchain interviews: “Where do you see blockchain in 5 years?” Honestly every time I become nervous while answering as I want to give a...

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Abhi Shankar

@abhishankar • 3mos

About web3 non-tech roles (Finance, consulting, Marketing, operations, etc..)

I was preparing for MBA entrance exams like CAT,SNAP etc to get into a top b school in india. I am going to take gap years to prepare for the...

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DeFiArchitect

@DeFiArchitect • 3mos

Recruiters — how do you actually check if someone’s blockchain experience is real?

Over the last few months, I’ve seen a strange pattern while helping our talent acquisition team searching for mid-level blockchain developers. The pattern is almost everyone’s résumé reads the same...

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CryptoSagePriya

@CryptoSagePriya • 3mos

How do you ask questions without looking like a confused junior?

Every time I need to ask a question, I freeze. I left with fear “If you ask this, they’ll think HR made a mistake hiring you.” 😅But when I don’t...

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SolidityStarter

@SolidityJatin • 3mos

Do Seniors Judge Too Harshly in Blockchain Code Reviews?

I’ve been doing tutorials and small projects but the Smart Contract world seems to be a HUGE and intimidating too. In every tutorial and post, everyone says security comes first,...

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Kaustubh

@kaustubh • 3mos

List: Best Python Courses on YouTube for Career in Crypto

Hi AOB team and fellow crypto enthusiasts, I thought of creating a list of all the best and free Python courses on YouTube for career in crypto. Everyone says one...

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Arif

@ofh3VYy • 3mos

Tear this resume apart — what’s missing for a solid Web3 dev profile ?

Hi everyone,I’ve been focusing on Blockchain/Web3 development alongside my core CS skills. I’ve attached my current resume for review.I’m curious:Does this resume look strong enough for entry-level Web3/blockchain developer or...

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