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Glad it helped! :) Please do share it with your friends who might be interested in blockchain like you!

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🤞 please do share the video with your friends who might be interested in web3

Thank you so much for the sub! I'm glad you found this video helpful!

Glad you like them @anshumanp74 !

Oh yeah, I do have experience applying for jobs. It's a pretty challenging landscape.

Thank you very much!

Thank you,sure I will.

My pleasure! What else would you like to know?

I'll try that

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@@KattarSamarthak sure, I'll try both of them. Thank you for your feedback!

I come from non-tech professional background(Although being a computer science engineer). Most people in web3 come from a variety of backgrounds, especially it being a relatively new field. Everyone upskills,and does it fast. If that sounds like you, take up web3. Ofcourse coming from a tech background gives leverage. But,if you can still prove your skills,you can make it big in web3.

Hey Wilson, That's an ambitious plan. I'd recommend taking the Harvard cs50 to learn the basics if you plan on a production-level product. Choosing whether or not to learn full-stack completely or start with solidity is a personal choice. Solidity is beginner friendly, but a huge learning curve if you are new to programming. Also, teaming up with a co-founder fastracks your growth instead of trying to learn and do every part of a product.

Can you please rephrase?

Think of security review jobs like how cyber security jobs are for web2. Big, established protocols & security auditing firms hire them, but you can also earn from competitive &private audits. That said, to even qualify for big jobs in security, you need to prove and outstand in competitive audits. It takes time to build reputation.Besides, security has become a prerequisite even for developer jobs. Cyfrin updraft is a good start.

As a blockchain developer, you don't have to invest money(token for gas fee) unless you are getting your project live on the mainnet.

short answer, no

thanks di

Additional degree does help. Why don't you take up the course and try building until your masters application proceeds ? You might be lucky to get a job asap

@@HemaKarthickCrypto yes thanks..what about the opportunities in this domain in US ? I am a fresher I don't have any prior experience on blockchain.

@@user-lj9gw2mi1i There are a lot of job opportunities there. You have to plan ahead to account for companies that are willing to sponsor your visa.

@@HemaKarthickCrypto ok thanks 🙌

C is the best place to start. Master it like a pro! C and C++ are solid foundations for any other programming languages you might learn in future. when you graduate.I have been coding ever since I remember computers,but never took them serious, until recently. 😅

Yes! It is, in a couple of years, Be open to opportunities not just in India.

For the sake of certificates, there are many. Finding one where you can learn sufficiently is rare. Try cold-emailing projects you enjoy and also make apply on LinkedIn maybe.

Did you apply for financial aid?

Once you applied for financial aid in Coursera,you will be able to view the course materials. This should be sufficient and you can learn from it. The goal is to learn,not the certificate.

Include projects, the impact it created, any recognition your projects got. And start applying for jobs and asking for referrals from current employees. That's the easiest way.

Nope.

@@HemaKarthickCrypto It means we can directly start to learn web3 without any knowledge in web2

@@nithenbains to be a pure Solidity dev,yes. Although some knowledge of web2 helps.

@@HemaKarthickCrypto thanks for Solve my doubt By the way you are a solidity developer / Blockchain dev

@@nithenbains I'm a Solidity Engineer

I'm on the lookout for it. An absolute basic threshold is to write secure contracts with no obvious critical vulnerabilities. Back them up with all the tests as much as possible.

@@HemaKarthickCrypto Right now I am inspired by the concept of decentralization and completed the first module in Coursera. I am getting my hands dirty with updraft cyfrin also previously learnt and have internships with full stack web dev.... And all the best for hustling for a job in web 3.0 ... looking forward to your social handles to make a connection....

@@ksrikar7510 Thank you, discord.gg/gZ7wGRf8U7

Have you tried frontend jobs? There is plenty of them in web3.

@@HemaKarthickCrypto i am already a front end dev in a fintech company. But i want to get into web3 .. cam you suggest me some portal where people like us can find job listings of web3 front end

Sure I will👍

Go on with alchemy University -ethereum developer bootcamp

@@HemaKarthickCrypto I was asking should I do alchemy course + some topics from cyfrin course

@@shrikrishnabhakt108 You're good to go with just 1 course. To increase your chances of getting a job you might take up foundry courses from cyfrin.

@@HemaKarthickCrypto thank you !! :)

Although the bull run is taking off, the market is still harsh for jobs, especially because of an influx of new junior devs. 1/400

@@HemaKarthickCrypto That's what I have heard from many. It's very hard to land an interview right now for entry level jobs. Though the market is in a bull run, jobs are not getting popped up at the same rate because of trust factors.

Nope. Apply for financial aid and audit the course for free.The goal is to learn, not getting certificates.

You don't need any high specifications. Any laptop that can run VSCode is good to go.

@@HemaKarthickCrypto#thanks you👍👍

All of the courses I have mentioned in the video are absolutely free.

@@HemaKarthickCrypto thank you so much

I am on the lookout for remote jobs! The internship came from a reference. If you are already proficient in MERN, start applying for jobs in web3. Blockchain development is only one part of web3. There are endless job opportunities especially in front-end development. Start applying for them and study blockchain on the side.

Sure , I'll update all of the links

I am on a job search too, 3 months and counting! I'd be glad to make a video once I get a job and explain what works and what doesn't.

@@HemaKarthickCrypto sure!

Which better to go with alchemy or cyfrin first?

@@Hemanth-21 both are good. It depends on which track you want to specialise in.

​@@HemaKarthickCryptowhy are you not trying freelancing in blockchain

discord.gg/gZ7wGRf8U7

I don't understand. Can you rephrase it ?

Is JavaScript which we learn in web development sufficient for blockchain development?

@@MutantGaming-xc Java-script 'based'tools are used in some parts of development and testing. To be clear, you don't need javascript knowledge to get into web3. If you have some javascript knowledge, it will helpful when using tools like hardhat for testing.

This video is just for it. Please watch it fully to understand.

​@@HemaKarthickCrypto okay 👍

​@@HemaKarthickCrypto I am have knowledge in frontend skills ( html,css, bootstrap,basic js) and python (flask) , MySQL . Then I am interested in blockchain learned basic , but I am struck nothing is understanding now everything is forgot concept . What I do ? .

@@yuvarajgaming9842 In that case,learn react and ethers.js . Build a project focussed on frontend and integration (you can open source and collaborate with smart contract devs) to create it. Start applying for front end and integration jobs in web3 space.if you are lucky, you get in to high paying front end job in web 4. As it takes time, meanwhile you can learn Solidity on the side. Eventually you'd be a full stack.

@@HemaKarthickCrypto hmm ok good , but I am not good at Javascript it's overheated my mind. Give a good resource for js

Thank you, I will work on the audio.

Could you please help me understand, if its the volume level or background noise or something else?

It's your volume ​@@HemaKarthickCrypto

If you're editing from mobile phone The lexis audio is the best tool for you it have noise remove function

@@KattarSamarthak Thank you, I use davinci resolve.

I don't think so. Can you please check again?

They all are. You can access Coursera by applying for financial aid and all the contents are free to learn from.