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alec.eth @ ETHcc🔜🤠
@alec.eth
it takes 3 months to get a job? what do you think? https://x.com/randomrecruiter/status/1796526094339719327?s=46&t=l3HXoXWnOgmA_bffw49ldQ
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juxton
@juxton.eth
It depends on so many things - title, industry, remote vs hybrid/onsite. 3 months seems like a minimum. If you are top of your game, have extensive experience and good connections, could be less than 3. Most people should prepare for 6+, especially if going for highly competitive remote positions.
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builderszn.eth
@builderszn.eth
depends on industry and skill level it is easy to lie with statistics too, does it account for underemployment in the study? ex: if i study law, cannot find a job with my skill, and find a cashier job instead
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Kieran Daniels 🎩
@kdaniels.eth
If you only try an hour a day maybe.
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Snibb123.eth
@snibb123
Took more like 10 for me. Downside of crypto policy I guess!
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Evan
@thebc12
Soooo dependent on a number of factors. Most people I talk to in the tech space is more 5 if they are looking FTE and not compromising on comp
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lagunacarta
@lagunacarta
This has been my experience, although that’s mostly due to the elapsed time between interview rounds + a few final stage but no offers
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Alex 🎩
@growthbeast.eth
I’d say that’s accurate
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Anirudh 🎩
@anirudhp
Completely depends on how badly you want it 🤷♂️
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