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I surveyed 100+ Web3 candidates what really matters when choosing a job for hte new @plexus hiring report. Here’s the tea:

Top 3: 
💸 Salary
🏠 Remote working
🌟 Company reputation

Dead last? Job security.
😲 Why?

Crypto pros are built different. They know the space is volatile, but they’re confident their skills will land them the next gig.
Reputation trumps stability—nobody wants their resume tied to a sinking ship, and It’s less about guarantees, it’s about opportunities.

What’s your take? Would you ditch a job for a better name on your LinkedIn? Or does security still matter? Sound off 👇

appreciation

one week ago someone contacted me on telegram after having seen my github profile, to offer me my first formal job as a programmer on a web3 company

i dont really understand how this happened. or why. but its an opportunity that can be life changing, and im excited by it

the perspective of stability that comes from having a formal job is appealing

not having to shill my own stuff to make a living

not being directly attached to the emotional rollercoaster that having all my $ on crypto is (which has worked for the last two years)

tomorrow i have the first interview on the round of interviews, and im going to it with openness and a willingness to add value to that place

to meet people. work alongside them. and create something together

if you want to go fast, go alone

if you want to go far, go together

thats what is inside me right now. it may be that this doesnt work, or even that this job offer is not real. idk

you never know

but i know what this has brought to me, and im grateful for it so far

gm

how can i know if this is real? is enough an email sent from the domain of the company’s website?

is a dead x account red flag?

Marketing for the global leader in Web3 hiring, @plexus.

Noone serious is going to just offer you a job over tg. Scam

Or were they asking you to apply? If so may be ok... dead X account is a red flag imo. So many scam like this and they almost always start out how you're mentioning, then they'll ask you to download a piece of software somewhere down the line... we know how that goes

how can i know if this is real? is enough an email sent from the domain of the company’s website?

is a dead x account red flag?

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