Emma Thomas
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I started my Web3 journey through blockchain content writing, where I learned how important it is to explain crypto topics clearly without sounding generic. Over time, I became more interested in Web3 careers and hiring — how candidates build proof, how portfolios are judged, and what makes a blockchain profile easier for hiring teams to trust.
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- Jan 23, 2025
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- Jul 10, 2026
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#Discussions
This is where many senior Web3 CVs become difficult to evaluate. The candidate may genuine...
This is where many senior Web3 CVs become difficult to evaluate. The candidate may genuinely have experience across blockchain infrastructure, staking, validato...
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Thanks for sharing more detail. Based on your current skills, I would not suggest positio...
Thanks for sharing more detail. Based on your current skills, I would not suggest positioning yourself only as a junior Solidity developer...
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From the hiring side, I would probably look at the structure of the note more than the “ca...
From the hiring side, I would probably look at the structure of the note more than the “case” itself. A crypto AML...
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#Web3 Career Guide
I liked this because it explains proof-based hiring in Web3 without making it sound like o...
I liked this because it explains proof-based hiring in Web3 without making it sound like only senior engineers can understand it. Coming...
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#Discussions
Very interesting thread is going on. For blockchain forensics people, this could be a natu...
Very interesting thread is going on. For blockchain forensics people, this could be a natural extension, but not an automatic one. A...
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This feels like one of those interview topics where many candidates know the terminology b...
This feels like one of those interview topics where many candidates know the terminology but struggle to explain the actual risk. A...