Thursday, 27 September 2018

😂 43 Stupidly Funny Wanted Job Ads

Some of the funniest help wanted ad examples and now hiring signs you'll ever see.

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How can restaurants and retailers stand out when they're trying to get quality hires for their hardworking jobs?

By showing a sense of humor that might mean an enjoyable workplace with fun colleagues.

On the other hand, sometimes their ads are funny for the wrong reasons…

Enjoy these “best of class” examples.

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Funny Help Wanted Ads and Signs

graphic designer obviously funny job ads

“We Need A Graphic Designer… Obviously.”

graphic designer funny job ads

“Please Help. We need a Graphic Designer. Email for an application. Thx. -Student Publications”

editors wanted funny job ads

“edtiors watned”

english language funny job ads

“Help Wanted. Must dominate the English Language”

server funny job ads

“Wanted: Server: Sober*, sane, non dramatic experienced. Able to work mornings, appreciation of skillful sarcasm helpful. I.D. Required.

*Sober in now way implies admission into a 12-step program, we do, however expect you to NOT be drunk when reporting for work”

pizzeria funny job ads

“Help Wanted

Food Experience a Must.

  • Do not apply if you'll need nights off because your band has a gig.
  • Do not apply if you'll need weekends off because you have a gallery opening.
  • Do not apply if you just want to work a few weeks before you go to Europe.”

gas money funny job ads

“Because your boyfriend will eventually ask for gas money. Now Hiring. Apply in person with manager.”

wendys funny job ads

“In Memory of Dave. We Will Miss You. Now Hiring.”

skeletor funny job ads

“Now Hiring Cashier – Weekends – Must be 21+ Applications avail. Inside

Cannot look anything like “Skeletor from “He-Man”.”

phones nights funny job ads

“I need a person who likes to work. Cashier, Grill, Phones Nights.”

piano player funny job ads

“Piano Player Wanted. Must have knowledge of opening clams.”

chew hay for horse funny job ads

“Wanted: Someone to grind or chew hay for horse with bad teeth”

hoolahoop funny job ads

“Wanted: Looking for someone do yard work. Must have hoolahoop”

surgeon wanted funny job ads

“Surgeon wanted for a new health clinic opening in the area. No experience needed. Must have own tools.”

sales person funny job ads

“Wanted: Part time sales person who won't quit after 2 months, who works hard and doesn't think she's doing me a favour by working here, who can take a joke and won't cry everyday on the floor. Enquire within”

scarecrow funny job ads

“Scarecrow Wanted:

A volunteer is wanted to work as a scarecrow in a field near Didcot (weekends only). No previous experience is needed as full training will be given. Must be able to stand up for several hours without a break, and have no fear of birds. No time wasters please.”

mccook glass funny job ads

“McCook Glass & Mirror Inc. is looking for hard working experienced employees that possess responsibility and are reliable. Must be self motivated and have a clean driving record.

Please do not apply if you:

Oversleep, have no alarm clock, have no car, have court often, have no baby sitter every day, have to give friends rides to work later than we start work, experience flat tires every week, have to hold on to cell phone all day, or become an expert at your job with no need to learn or take advice after the first day.

Must be able to remember to come back to work after lunch. Should not expect to receive Purple Ribbons or Gold Stars for showing up to work on time.”

that one funny job ads

“Sign #342, still looking for that Special person… you know the one, the open schedule one, the one that doesn't cry, the one that's not late all the time, the one that makes things happen and not waits for things to happen… that one!”

referee funny job ads

“Do you have strong opinions about the calls our referees make? If so… Then we want to hear from you!!

We need people like you to attend the clinics, study the rule book, strap on the skates and wear the jersey, because that is the commitment we need.

If you only want to yell from the bench or bleachers, then you're just a bully and are useless for anything in our facility. Bullying: It's not just kids!”

grape stompers funny job ads

“Wanted: Grape Stompers

Must Have Good Balance and Large Feet. Skinny Folk need not apply.”

head lice puller funny job ads

“The Dupree School District No. 64-2 is accepting applications for Part-Time Head Lice Pullers. Applications may be picked up in the Business Office of the Dupree School.”

dead end job funny job ads

“Help Wanted:

Start a career in the fascinating, fast-paced lucrative pudding business.

  • Long Hard Hours.
  • Very low pay.
  • Lots of Heavy Lifting.
  • Work for a ball-busting asshole.
  • Dead-End job.
  • No Benefits.
  • No advancement.
  • Must be college Grad.

Start Immediately.”

Funny Now Hiring Ads and Signs

now hiring funny job ads

“Now Hiring Now. Right Now We're Hiring Now.”

store closing funny job ads

“Store Closing. Now Hiring.”

now firing funny job ads

“Now Firing. Apply Within. Positions Available.”

ass manager funny job ads

“Now Hiring Ass Manager”

spongebob funny job ads

“SpongeBob Is Here Hiring Managers.”

toyz funny job ads

“Toyz: We are Hiring. Low Pay. Bad Hours. Jerk Boss. Apply Now.”

fried turkey funny job ads

“Now Hiring Fried Turkeys.”

smiling faces funny job ads

“Now Hiring Smiling Faces. We do drug testing

smiling funny job ads

“Now Hiring.

  • Part Time
  • Must have open availability
  • 18 or older only
  • Must like smiling and happy things.”

must have a brain funny job ads

“Now Hiring. Must Have a Brain.”

taco bell funny job ads

“Need a Job. Lets Taco Bout It.”

kitchen help funny job ads

“You don't have to be Heisenberg to cook. Now Hiring Kitchen Help.”

noun funny job ads

“Job: Noun I. the principal activity in your life that you do to earn money;

Now Hiring: Cashier Nights, Cook Nights, Driver P/T”

blockbuster funny job ads

“Now Hiring. Please no dinosaurs with clever human costumes – Fool me once shame on you…”

exxon funny job ads

“Help Wanted. All Shifts. We Pay More Then the NYPD.”

teenage mutant ninja turtle funny job ads

“Attention! Now Hiring: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Inquire Within.”

Other Funny Wanted Ads

turn back time funny job ads

“Wanted: Somebody to go back in time with me. This is not a joke. P.O. Box 322, Oakview, CA 93022. You'll get paid after we get back. Must bring your own weapons. Safety not guaranteed. I have only done this once before.”

situations wanted funny job ads

“Situations Wanted: Will clean your home, will take in washing & ironing in my home. Will also tattoo pet dog at your home”

wanted good woman funny job ads

“Wanted! Good Woman. Apply Within. Free tryouts @ 5:00 pm every 20 mins thereafter!”

7 year old kid funny job ads

“7 Year Old Kid Looking for a Job.

Saving up for a dream that has not come true yet. Wanting to swim like a mermaid. Babysitting small animals (non-evil). Or walking dogs. Experience: I have 2 dogs, 2 rats, 2 fish, 2 geckos, 1 hamster and 1 cat. Please call — I need to stay in walking distance of Garden St. Thank you! Please call! Broken heart. Still waiting for enough money for the mermaid tail.”

This was too funny not to include- a call to post a help wanted ad:

short staff funny job ads

“Sorry, we are closed due to short staff.” “Hire taller staff cause I need a taco!”

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Thursday, 20 September 2018

🏆 Top Job Boards Where Job Seekers are Finding Blockchain & Crypto Jobs

The most surefire websites to find blockchain and cryptocurrency jobs this year.

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In Why Every Job Seeker Needs to Get a Blockchain Job, I explained to you how the blockchain industry is exploding right now. The massive demand means higher salaries, more flexibility on the part of hiring employers and easier job searches all around.

In How People Are Actually Moving To Careers In Blockchain Technology, I shared success stories of job seekers, both technical and non-technical, who made the switch into this ultra-hot industry.

Now let's take a look where to find the best open blockchain and crypto jobs for you.

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Top blockchain and cryptocurrency niche job boards

These are the top niche job boards in the blockchain and crypto industries that are focused exclusively on companies in those industries.

Don't be surprised that so many of them have similar names.

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Crypto Jobs List – Crypto Jobs List is your #1 board to find and post blockchain jobs. Blockchain engineers, Solidity devs, crypto experts — this is for you 😉

coindesk logo

CoinDesk – Search for your next role in Blockchain technology. CoinDesk is the leading digital media, events and information services company for the crypto asset and blockchain technology community.

bitwage logo

Bitwage – Find Remote Jobs in the USA, EU, and UK through Bitwage Jobs and Personalized Profile Matching.

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Cointelegraph – a unique platform, Jobs in crypto, powered by Cointelegraph with a list of jobs opportunities inside the blockchain, fintech and crypto industries.

coinality logo

Coinality – a free service connecting Employers and Job Seekers with opportunities that pay in digital currencies such as Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Dogecoin.

blocktribe logo

Block Tribe – Blockchain Jobs. Find and advertise blockchain, ICO, bitcoin and crypto-currency jobs. Free blockchain jobboard.

cryptojobs logo

Crypto.jobs – the best place to find your next blockchain job. We believe the emergence of blockchain technology and decentralized applications will change the world as we know it, and it’s already happening. We’re on a mission to connect talented individuals to the best blockchain projects, to accelerate the advent of a more decentralized world.

bitgigs logo

BitGigs – A KickAss Bitcoin Job Board!

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CryptoJobs – CryptoJobs helps connect individuals and companies in the cryptocurrency space! Our team is a huge fan of cryptocurrency and wanted it to make it easier for the industry to grow. Want to find a job in blockchain? Add your resume and let companies find you! Have a job opening at your company? List it for free right now!

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BlockChain Jobs – Blockchain Jobs is the premier place to create and search blockchain-related job postings. Our mission is to fuel the blockchain revolution by connecting top talent with startups, decentralized projects, and large enterprises. Create a profile, apply to exciting positions, and get access to great companies and training opportunities.

blockchainworks logo

BlockChainWorks – Discover the best Blockchain opportunities. Get started to access companies hiring, salary details, a personalized dashboard and our AI Recruiter 🤖. Browse blockchain news, jobs, salaries and learning resources! Jobs in the United States, UK and more.

ethereum jobs logo

Ethereum Jobs – The premier job board and developer community space specifically for Ethereum by EtherCasts.

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Blockchain Headhunter – Recruitment of blockchain professionals is the specialty of Blockchain Headhunter. We connect top blockchain employers with the best blockchain talent available. Blockchain Recruitment. Direct & Executive Search. Blockchain Jobs Board.

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BlockchainJobz – Browse over 1000 blockchain jobs at the hottest companies in the crypto and blockchain industry. No recruiters, apply directly with the companies you like.

cryptohire.ch logo

Cryptohire.ch – The Job Site for the Crypto Valley. Our goal is to help hiring the best talent and finding the most attractive positions in the Swiss Crypto Space.

Top blockchain and crypto freelance marketplaces

Whether you want to dip your toe into the blockchain industry part-time as a side gig or full-time as a remote worker, these freelance marketplaces are a good place to start. You can also find more freelance marketplaces here, many of which will also have blockchain/crypto-related listings.

ethlance logo

Ethlance – first job market platform working completely on Ethereum blockchain with 0% service fees. Ethlance is a freelance marketplace where payments are made using Ether currency.

bitjob logo

Bitjob.io -Students Job Marketplace​​. bitJob's technology merges the benefits of micro-gigs and freelancer-centric bidding sites with Ethereum Blockchain, creating the first Hybrid Blockchain Project that allows for peer-to-peer connection with employers and students.

cryptogrind logo

Crypto Grind – The easy way to find bitcoin freelance work or pay for jobs using Bitcoin, The next generation in Bitcoin Freelancing for Freelancers and Businesses.

Top cryptocurrency exchanges' job boards

Many of the top cryptocurrency exchanges also have their own job boards, mainly because they themselves are hiring.

coinbase logo

Coinbase – the world’s most popular way to buy and sell Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin.

bitfinex logo

Bitfinex – The largest and most advanced cryptocurrencies exchange

etoro logo

etoro – the world’s leading social trading network, with over 6 million users from over 180 countries, and more than 2,000 new accounts opened daily.

bitpanda logo

BitPanda – Instantly buy Bitcoin and Ethereum

bitmex logo

BitMex – Trade Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies with up to 100x leverage. Fast execution, low fees, Bitcoin futures and swaps: available only on BitMEX.

luno logo

Luno – Luno makes it safe and easy to buy, store and learn about digital currencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum.

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LoclBitcoins – Get bitcoins. Fast, easy and safe. Near you.

Blockchain and crypto jobs on top international job boards

If you have a favorite job board, there's a good chance they have a long list of blockchain and crypto jobs too.

These bookmarks will send you to either each site's USA-based results or their international search results, and from there you can refine your search.

  1. Blockchain jobs on LinkedIn.com
  2. Cryptocurrency jobs on LinkedIn.com
  3. Blockchain jobs on LiveCareer.com
  4. Cryptocurrency Jobs on LiveCareer.com
  5. Blockchain jobs on Indeed.com
  6. Cryptocurrency jobs on Indeed.com
  7. Blockchain jobs on Careerbuilder.com
  8. Cryptocurrency Jobs on Careerbuilder.com
  9. Blockchain jobs on Careerbuilder.com
  10. Cryptocurrency Jobs on Careerbuilder.com
  11. Blockchain Jobs on Glassdoor.com
  12. Cryptocurrency Jobs on Glassdoor.com
  13. Blockchain jobs on Ziprecruiter.com
  14. Cryptocurrency Jobs on Ziprecruiter.com
  15. Blockchain jobs on Snagajob.com
  16. Cryptocurrency Jobs on Snagajob.com
  17. Blockchain jobs on Totaljobs.com (UK)
  18. Cryptocurrency Jobs on Totaljobs.com (UK)
  19. Blockchain jobs on Reed.co.uk
  20. Cryptocurrency Jobs on Reed.co.uk
  21. Blockchain jobs on Shine.com (India)
  22. Cryptocurrency Jobs on Shine.com (India)
  23. Blockchain jobs on Seek.com.au (Australia)
  24. Cryptocurrency Jobs on Seek.com.au (Australia)
  25. Blockchain jobs on Jobsdb.com (Asia)
  26. Cryptocurrency Jobs on Jobsdb.com (Asia)
  27. Blockchain jobs on Naukrigulf.com (Persian Gulf)
  28. Cryptocurrency Jobs on Naukrigulf.com (Persian Gulf)
  29. Blockchain jobs on Bayt.com (Persian Gulf)
  30. Cryptocurrency Jobs on Bayt.com (Persian Gulf)

Finally, don't forget to tap the blockchain and crypto industries' hidden job market.

Question of the article

What made you think it was time to try looking for a blockchain or crypto job now? Tell us in the comments.

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Thursday, 6 September 2018

☄ How People Are Actually Moving To Careers In Blockchain Technology

Learn how to get a job in blockchain from people who did it.

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Have you been hearing the blockchain hype and wondering if it applies to you?

It does.

I've already told you why every job seeker needs a blockchain job.

Fine, you tell yourself, but career changes are hard (right?).

After all, people who want to change careers wonder how they'll get jobs when they don't have all the qualifications needed.

Not so in the blockchain industry right now:

“It’s such a new field that companies will hire somebody they can train to fit into the role,” claims Kian Salehizadeh, a senior analyst with Reality Shares who are based in San Diego.

Or how about the reality that people who try to change careers meet recruiters who are skeptical about hiring someone who lacks experience.

Not so in the blockchain industry right now:

“Thanks to the relative youth of blockchain technology, recruiters are willing to consider candidates who don't have advanced degrees or experience in the field as long as they're willing to work hard and experiment with new ideas,” says Meltem Demirors, chief strategy officer of CoinShares, a digital asset management company.

Finally, people who try to change careers later in life hear from recruiters that they're overqualified.

Not so in the blockchain industry right now.

In fact, the cryptocurrency and blockchain industries in general are so new that it's mainly students and people early in their careers who are most familiar with the emerging technologies, pushing employers to pull older workers with complementary skills and experience from other industries:

“We hardly ever hire from inside of crypto because most people inside of crypto are very inexperienced. You have very, very few people who are experienced who get into the crypto industry,” said Julian Hosp, co-founder of Singapore-based crypto wallet and card start-up TenX.

Career changes may be hard in general, but changing to a blockchain career right now is easier than most.

Here are some people who have done just that, both for technical and non-technical positions.

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Case studies of job seekers who figured out how to get into blockchain

The first case study in particular is really inspiring.

Not only did Yuree Hong move into a career in the blockchain industry, she created a whole community dedicated to helping others do the same. Amazing!

1) Job Title: Blockchain Tech Researcher/Marketer

Name: Yuree Hong

Country: Singapore 🇸🇬

Main takeaway: having a lot of experience in a similar role in a different industry + genuine interest based on your background = fast mover into the blockchain industry

Yuree wrote about her blockchain story on LinkedIn:

“I was fascinated with blockchain technology that I came across via multiple sources early last year [2017], which triggered my strong attention since I was exposed to Bitcoin several years ago.

I mentioned in my part one story that one of the sources is from a healthcare seminar discussing a healthcare database management solution utilizing the blockchain technology. Another source that piqued my interest at around the same time was from an influencer I follow. One of my secrets of keeping myself up-to-date with the latest technology is to follow well-known influencers' social media posting or to subscribe to their mailing list…

The inherent interest I had in blockchain was possible because of the supporting knowledge I possessed at the time.

Rich Dad Poor Dad book

Economy – Several years before I first heard about blockchain, I read a book named Rich Dad Poor Dad‘ by Robert Kiyosaki and Sharon Lechter. It was an eye-opener for me, one of the average people did not bother questioning about the current monetary system.

Technology – I started programming in my teens, and I earned a Bachelor’s in Engineering in my twenties before going to Manchester Business School. I have also been immersed in the wonders of technology while I was developing my career in marketing, which made it easier to understand how the complicated blockchain and cryptographic algorithm works at the back-end of cryptocurrency.

Philosophy – As a marketer, I am genuinely interested in psychology and understanding what drives and irks us as humans. Learning how the entire decentralization and libertarian movement excited a huge crowd and amassed fans was a significant finding for me.

As a marketer with ten years’ experience, I was able to offer a unique niche set of skills in the blockchain and cryptocurrency industry last year. I received a vast number of requests asking for marketing help, but I made sure I set aside time to educate myself to fill in the domain knowledge first.

As I started working in marketing for a few blockchain projects, I realized the industry was lacking marketing resources. I envisaged how I could bring my experienced marketer network into the blockchain industry, similar to my motive for starting SHE Blockchainers Asia: supporting female inclusion in the space. Inclusivity and synergy among the creative and marketing talents was my next goal.

I connected with many freelancers and partners with marketing experience in both the traditional or crypto sphere. While most were looking to connect with investors, my focus was on finding excellent creative and marketing talent in the blockchain industry.

Meanwhile, I met the team from Kosmos Capital; an Australian-based crypto VC firm that pioneered entering crypto investment last year, which was rare in Australia. This month, I joined the team as a Marketing Partner to set up the marketing service arm for the acceleration vertical of Kosmos Capital.”

2) Job Title: Engineer

Name: Jonathan Levison

Country: Israel 🇮🇱

Main takeaway: demand is so high, you don't need blockchain-specific qualifications

Jonathan blogged about how he joined the blockchain industry. Here are some highlights:

“2017 was definitely the year of cryptocurrencies and Bitcoin specifically, peaking, for now, into the beginning of 2018. Sure, signs of a bubble are all around — even your barber is asking you for coin buying tips just because you’re in tech — but a bubble as such also presents opportunities, especially if you play your cards right.

It was also the year I decided it was time to make a change and quit my job. Making that decision is simple enough, following through is a whole other story. Despite being an engineer first, at the time I was a management member in a company with billings in the tens of millions….

When we search for a new job, we are looking for opportunity. Today, this is where the opportunity reveals itself. During my search, I joked with a friend that blockchain is in such a demand that all I need to do is change my LinkedIn title to “Blockchain Y’all” and just get a plethora of job requests in the field. While in the end I didn’t actually take that approach, it did get me to give the field some thought…

Surprisingly, the barrier to getting interviews and landing a job was not as big as I expected. You do not need to be a cryptocurrency expert or blockchain engineer to get a position in a blockchain-related company….

One thing that was different when interviewing at Orbs [Jacob: the company he joined] is that the skill set required was not platform/framework specific, meaning… coming into such a company with knowledge in specific frameworks is not a requirement. Coming in with knowledge on how to build systems is.”

3) Job Title: Blockchain Concept Developer

Name: Sergius Ofitserov

Country: USA 🇺🇸

Main takeaway: if you have a good enough background, you can pivot and get hired quickly after your first exposure to blockchain technology

Sergius mentioned his story in a quick Reddit post:

“I was possible to get job in finance field (ethereum) after a month after my first contact with blockchain field. I had experience in python, golang and Haskell languages ml also in project management. But my path a little bit different. I am realizing my own chain conception.”

4) Job Title: Marketing Specialist

Name: Joanna Goldy

Country: UK 🇬🇧

Main takeaway: friends who are already in the door at a blockchain company can refer you internally

In Joanna's words:

“I joined CoinCorner, a cryptocurrency exchange based in the Isle of Man (UK), as a full-time marketing specialist in February 2018. Previously I had marketed companies in the law and hospitality industries, but felt it was time to search for a new opportunity.

Although companies operating in traditional industries do have to continually look for new ways to delight customers, they operate in regulated sectors and with largely established marketing practises. Established isn’t a word that can be associated with the cryptocurrency industry just yet – it’s still very much in its infancy and has only gained worldwide attention in the last 12 months. Crypto’s unique positioning in the market appealed to me, along with a number of other factors including the team and culture at CoinCorner.

I was first introduced to cryptocurrency by my friend and now coworker, Molly Spiers, who is CoinCorner’s marketing manager. After hearing Molly’s interesting and varied experiences of marketing a crypto exchange, I was keen to get involved and fortunate to be looking for a new role at the same time that CoinCorner’s marketing team was being expanded. The culture at CoinCorner is young and fresh, and it’s exciting to be a part of a team in which everyone works together in a relaxed, open plan environment.

Over the last 8 months, I’ve learnt an incredible amount about marketing services in an emerging industry and had the opportunity to develop many more practical skills. These include becoming adaptable and proactive in the face of often unexpected challenges. For example, earlier this year Google introduced a ban on crypto-related advertising which had a major impact on how crypto companies digitally engage with new customers. In response to this and many other industry curveballs, we’ve begun trialing different ways of marketing to reach our target audiences in the UK and beyond.

In the crypto world no day is the same and life at CoinCorner has definitely opened my eyes to new perspectives and ways of working. I would encourage anyone interested in working in the crypto space to seize any interesting opportunities that arise!”

5) Job Title: Innovation Strategist

Name: u/janus5 on Reddit

Country: Canada 🇨🇦

Main takeaway: join a company that's likely to adopt blockchain and spearhead the changes [Jacob: depending on where you work, convince your employer to promote you and let you lead the adoption]

In replying to someone who also wanted to know about how to get into a blockchain company, u/janus5 explained in a Reddit comment:

How to Get Involved in Blockchain Technology

Here are some paths to consider:

1. Get a computer science degree

If you want to get a job in blockchain while aiming for the highest-paying blockchain jobs – the technical-oriented ones – and don't already have a tech background, this is where you could start.

Choosing the best computer science degree definitely matters most. Typically a Bachelor of Science or Master of Science in computer science will introduce you to many of the computer languages and concepts used in blockchain technology, such as decentralization, smart contracts and Dapps, while giving you a chance to work on relevant projects.

2. Learn blockchain basics

Whether you already have a tech background or not, get ahead of your peers by learning blockchain basics quickly:

3. Join a blockchain community

If you're nearby in Asia, join Yuree's SHE Blockchainers Asia, open to women and men alike.

Otherwise, there are over 6,000 blockchain-oriented Meetups around the world who have local events where you can meet and network while learning about this new and exciting industry.

Question of the article

Which path into the blockchain industry sounds best for you? Which case study was most helpful? Tell us in the comments.

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