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how to get web3 jobs web3 jobs do not care about your degree, your experience and skills matter the most the play: pick 1 role > build public proof > make friends > get seen by the people hiring > what people think vs the reality - "you need to code" > content, community, support, research and design are real roles too - "just apply on job boards" > apply, but founders also notice people whose replies they already know - "a resume is enough" > your x profile and pinned post are part of your resume now - "post gm every day and you'll get noticed" > nobody hires the gm guy, they hire the person who explained their product better than they did - "big projects pay best" > small teams often hire faster and let you do more > the roles that actually hire • content writer - writes posts, articles, docs and announcements - skills: explain a protocol in plain words, hooks, editing, separating live features from roadmap - proof: 3 pieces on one live protocol (a tutorial, an announcement, a "who should use it" comparison) • ghostwriter - writes as a founder on their personal x - skills: copying someone's voice, interviewing, hooks, staying confidential - proof: turn a public founder interview into 3 posts, labeled as practice samples • community manager - runs dc and tg, handles faqs, mods, spaces - skills: patience, fast replies, spotting impersonators, escalating real bugs - proof: a sample faq + an escalation guide for a failed transaction • support / technical support - figures out if a problem is the wallet, the network, the bridge or the app - skills: reading block explorers, approvals, gas, stuck transactions, clear bug reports - proof: 3 troubleshooting guides (stuck approval, failed swap, delayed bridge) • kol / bd manager - finds kols, partners and listings, then closes deals - skills: cold dms, negotiating, tracking deals in a sheet, knowing who's real and who's botted - proof: a list of 20 real partners for a project, with why each one fits • researcher / analyst - writes project deep dives, token breakdowns, airdrop guides - skills: reading docs, unlocks and emissions, dune basics, spotting red flags - proof: compare 3 protocols with sources and what you couldn't verify • designer / video editor - banners, explainers, short clips - skills: figma or canva, capcut, fast turnaround, working from a brief - proof: a product explainer carousel using the real interface > first steps - pick one role, not five - fix your x bio: role + niche, e.g. "web3 content writer | defi + ai agents" - pin your best piece of work - follow 30 founders and teams in the niche you want > steps - every day: 10 replies on founders' posts that add a number, a step or a catch - every week: post 1 piece of proof - after 2 weeks: apply with a short sample made for that team, not just a resume - go to: web3[.]career and cryptojobslist[.]com for listings > what not to do - don't dm "gm sir any job?", send work instead - don't pay anyone a "deposit" or "training fee" to unlock a job - don't run repos or extensions a "recruiter" sends on the machine holding your wallets - don't do weeks of unpaid work for "tokens later", ambassador roles aren't always paid jobs > the catch - a lot of web3 pay comes in tokens, ask for vesting terms and a stable cash part - agree scope, pay dates and revisions in writing before you start - it's slow at first, most people quit before week 3 one role, real proof, in front of the people hiring. that's the whole game you need to make friends in the journey, you need good connection to get most of the the jobs bookmark this before you send your next "gm sir any job" dm