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A warm welcome to today's /jobs AMA guest, @nich.

Nich just finished leading Platform and is now focusing on Research at @1kxnetwork.

Reply with your questions for Nich here :)

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Early-stage crypto investment firm helping founders bootstrap token networks.

Placed 100+ in crypto jobs. Found the gaps, fixing them. 3x grant-backed founder building @interestedfyi to reshape onchain hiring. Ex @ConsenSysMesh.

gm @nich !! Excited to learn from your experience (I am also a recruiter interested in going deeper into tech). You said you freelanced for a couple of years as a dev - where did you learn how to code? Any advice, anything you would have done differently?

Web3 Recruiter / always hiring for Solidity, Rust and Typescript Engineers

I tried a lot of things: took 1-2 CS courses in college (I was a bio major), YouTube channels, freecodecamp, Consensys academy bootcamp for web3 development. The most effective way is to build something..

My 0-1 moment in web3 dev was doing a project for consensys' bootcamp where I built a fantasy football game on Ethereum 😅 I had the best time because I was building something I wish existed at the time, my few weeks working on that laid the foundation for my freelance roles

My 0-1 moment in web3 dev was doing a project for consensys' bootcamp where I built a fantasy football game on Ethereum 😅 I had the best time because I was building something I wish existed at the time, my few weeks working on that laid the foundation for my freelance roles

https://github.com/nichanank/crypto-fpl

Early on I had a loose goal "learn to code" without real efforts to apply it, so I ended up watching a lot of videos and completing a few quizzes which gives the illusion of progress. But without applying it to something I didn't actually level up and hardly retained the theory.