According to a report by Electric Capital, the number of active web3 developers has seen an increase of 5.4% bringing the total number to more than 23,000. With more attention being shifted towards web3 education and certification, and industry leaders like Alchemy launching Alchemy university, we can expect to see further growth among other career sectors in the web3 ecosystem.
The big question remains, how do you stand out and land the job of your dreams in these market conditions?
Do due Diligence
Whenever you are applying for a role, ensure you do adequate research and be knowledgeable about the role and company you are applying to.
Going to an interview with zero knowledge about the hiring company would only portray you in a bad light.
Be a problem solver.
While applying for roles, you can go ahead to look at how your skills can help improve the company by bringing up some great suggestions you have, based on your research about the company.
Upgrade your skills.
Being qualified for the role is simply not enough, a lot of other candidates are qualified as well.
Getting up to date with the latest technologies and certifications will give you the much-needed edge over others.
Gain experience.
Coming to the space as a newbie is great but most hiring companies need experienced hands to fill in key positions within their organisation. So getting experience is a step in the right direction.
You can gain experience by volunteering or getting involved in an active DAO.
Build relevant connections.
Web3 is all about people!
Create valuable relationships and build connections within the web3 space by attending IRL events happening in your locality or get actively involved with web3-related communities online.
Stay updated on the latest web3 job openings.
Priority crypto is here to help both newbies and experienced professionals who are taking their web3 careers to the next level. You can connect with us across our social media communities, where you get to interact and connect with like-minded people.
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