CoinTelegraph has made a comprehensive list of the most useful ways to land a cryptocurrency job – from forums and job search aggregators to Facebook , freelance marketplaces and Angel.co.
The following sources and methods are selected on the basis of practical experience, and the information is up-to-date at the moment of writing this article. Forums and boards
Any big forum on cryptocurrencies contains a “Jobs” section. There you can find an interesting job offer or a freelance project and publish a post like “looking for a job in a Bitcoin startup”.
There is a lot of rubbish among the offers: offers of partnership , Click-to-Pay, and straightforward fraud .
Sometimes you can find a real treasure. You can get a freelance job at a good American rate, strike up promising acquaintances, and even arrange relocation to the USA , EC or Asia .
However, job offers are updated quite seldom. Usually there are no guarantees of payment. Formal contracts are concluded on rare occasions, so there is a chance that you won’t get paid at all. In most cases, you get offers of one-time (project) work from private customers.
The most interesting resources include: Jobs section on Reddit : There are not many offers, a lot of candidates, and reputation on Reddit can affect the choice of a contractor. But, as it always has been in freelancing, the capability to sell your services is crucial. For example, a small but strong team of developers succeeded in finding a number of very profitable orders here, despite the competition.
Famous forum BitcoinTalk offers a lot of options for job searching: You can go directly to the local Russian thread (this option is suitable for those who do not speak English), and for others, we recommend visiting other threads on the forum (there you can find […]
