Topic: Which crypto job is right for you (Read 237 times)
The Services Board is a great place where you can find some jobs cryptorelated, such as writers, developers, advisors.... this whole forum is a good place to build some kind of network around cryptocurrencies jobs
Most of the jobs you have stated on your article requires some level of experience and professionalism.
I was think if you where to advice a large forum on job prospects it should be one that can accommodate much even with the minimal experience
I was think if you where to advice a large forum on job prospects it should be one that can accommodate much even with the minimal experience
The world of cryptocurrencies is quite large and diverse, I think that each of us can find a job related to cryptocurrency for ourselves and this does not have to be trading.
I think according to my research, and as a beginner that a Blockchain engineer is the most important and needed job, because there are many projects that are looking for these specialists. So I think it's the job of the future
IMHO, there's no such as 'most important' because most of the jobs that are related to each other has its own importance.Like in a team, most of the companies treats each position as their tier position so every job a beginner will desire to take doesn't have to measure if its the most important or not because most of them plays an important role to a company.
If you want to get a job in cryptocurrency
This should read if you want to get a job in the digital asset industry... There is growing demand for skilled personnel in digital technology to cater for the growing industry.
I would advise newbies to prioritize knowledge which would have an appreciating value over time.
I would suggest learn trading and get self employed. Only if you are not good at trading then go for a job. 
I am fond of trading and enjoy trading so I do keep suggesting to trade.
Guide to learn trading: https://coinswitch.co/info/technical-analysis-for-beginners-detailed-guide-on-technical-analysis
I am fond of trading and enjoy trading so I do keep suggesting to trade.Guide to learn trading: https://coinswitch.co/info/technical-analysis-for-beginners-detailed-guide-on-technical-analysis
There are is a form of earning even here in the forum it's called signature campaign it's part of the numerous ways one earnings from bounty hunting once you have meet the requirements above newbie rank then you can where signature and participate in bounty
Here is link to bounty section https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=238.0
Majority of us already know that and probably the newbies do too (that is usually one of their reasons why they enter here). Nevertheless, thanks for sharing. I appreciate it Here is link to bounty section https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=238.0
. You're right! Sig campaign is a crypto-related job but for me this is not as professional as the examples in the link given above. Sig campaign and bounties could be a job for the others but it shouldn't be (IMO). You should only set this as a source of extra money or a weekly task while studying here and still find a more decent job base on what educational degree you have.
I think according to my research, and as a beginner that a Blockchain engineer is the most important and needed job, because there are many projects that are looking for these specialists. So I think it's the job of the future
There are is a form of earning even here in the forum it's called signature campaign it's part of the numerous ways one earnings from bounty hunting once you have meet the requirements above newbie rank then you can where signature and participate in bounty
Here is link to bounty section https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=238.0
Here is link to bounty section https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=238.0
If you want to get a job in cryptocurrency
This should read if you want to get a job in the digital asset industry... There is growing demand for skilled personnel in digital technology to cater for the growing industry.
I would advise newbies to prioritize knowledge which would have an appreciating value over time.
Bitcoin is just another payment system that has some benefits over the traditional fiat system. One can earn Bitcoins in a similar way as he earns regular money. As far as jobs in the crypto industry are concerned, many companies are hiring blockchain, cryptography experts having various skills such as blogging, development, coding etc. One can also join some certified courses to improve his skill sets required for such jobs.
According to your article:
And then you laid out the job and their job description. But at least you should also put how much potentially those positions are going to be paid, you just put a estimate salary range (according to Forbes) in the beginning. Might be better if others will see something like this:
(1) Blockchain Software Engineer - estimated salary ($100,000-$120,000).
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The cryptocurrency industry is exploding, and because it’s such a new field, there’s a huge shortage of skilled professionals with expertise in blockchain. Forbes reports that an average base salary for crypto jobs is north of $80,000, and technologists with the right experience could make as much as $220,000. That seems like a pretty good deal, and you don’t necessarily need to be an engineer or developer to ride the incredibly lucrative blockchain wave.
And then you laid out the job and their job description. But at least you should also put how much potentially those positions are going to be paid, you just put a estimate salary range (according to Forbes) in the beginning. Might be better if others will see something like this:
(1) Blockchain Software Engineer - estimated salary ($100,000-$120,000).
If you want to get a job in cryptocurrency but you don't know where to start you can read some advice here:
https://www.axel.org/blog/what-crypto-job-is-right-for-you/
https://www.axel.org/blog/what-crypto-job-is-right-for-you/
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