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2) The smarter way:
Your network is your net worth: but not in the cliché way.
The people you engage with daily will determine the opportunities you get. Here’s how you actually build that network and make yourself valuable:
1) Start doing the work before you get hired
- Get your hands dirty: yield farming, airdrops, testnets, trading, NFTs - whatever part of the industry interests you.
- Share your process. Post consistently. Break down what you learn. Help others understand it.
2) Learn fundamentals while building your presence
- The more you know, the more valuable your content becomes.
- Go deep. Understand the mechanics, and your insights will stand out.
- The better your fundamentals, the more prepared you’ll be when the right opportunity comes. Learn the basics of blockchain, how PoW and PoS work under the hood, learn basics of defi, how AMMs work, how to do R:R for yield farming etc. Get your hands dirty and keep learning
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- Platforms like Kaito pay for posting. Some of their leaderboards (Polkadot, Skate, Quai, Lombard, Infinex, etc.) reward top contributions.
- Pick a leaderboard, spend time studying the tech, and start writing about it.
- You get paid, you build expertise, and you grow your presence - all at the same time.
4) Engage with the right people
- Find the key community members of projects you’re interested in.
- Go to project's kaito leaderboard, go over the accounts, and start connecting and replying to some of those guys and other community members, to integrate into that community.
- Join discussions, reply to their posts, and add value.
- When you’re consistently visible in a niche, opportunities will start coming to you.
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5) Results
Thus you will increase your media presence, improve your writing skills, and improve your fundamentals.
Plus you will potentially get the rewards from Kaito.
And the connections you will get will help land some entry level web3 jobs like discord mod. That experience, connections, and knowledge will prepare you more for better jobs.
Why this works:
A few weeks after I started consistently posting quality content on twitter, I got a job offer. That’s how crypto hiring actually happens: through visibility and reputation.
Your first opportunity might be a community role like Discord mod, but that’s a start. From there, you’ll gain experience, get connection, and level up into better jobs.
Most people fail because they give up too early. The ones who keep learning, posting, and engaging eventually find the right fit.
This is the long game. Play it right, and you’ll attract job offers instead of chasing them.
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