if ct dies this is the content I’ll create: -skincare -true crime -golf -recipes

Seen this earlier - staggering levels of interest I was also informed (from a very reliable source) over the summer that Coinbase were on track to receive 1.5 million applications this year alone. So with demand so fierce, is applying via a job board or career page alone, a complete waste of time? Yes, it often is - unless you're a strikingly obvious match If you're not a strikingly obvious match, the only benefit is that you're in their database for future vacancies Whether it's a major exchange or defi start-up, your application should be a TWO-PRONGED APPROACH Yes, you should apply on the job board or career page, but you should also be asking yourself "who do I know that might be able to help me" or "who can help me standout from the pile"?! How can I lean in on referrals?! Then, show a little initiative and impress send them a concise, yet tailored message on LinkedIn with your resume and portfolio. Maybe even request a virtual coffee - many will oblige. Prove that you are that hidden gem Ultimately, the goal should be to get somebody internally advocating for you As I said before, the power of an employee referral in web3 cannot be overstated Don't just job search - people search too Many don't seek help. Instead, they throw their resume everywhere, hoping that it'll resonate somewhere Many know applying cold is flawed, but carry on regardless Yes, a two-pronged approach requires more effort, but you reap what you sow Put yourself in the shoes of the busy TA sifting through each application. For a start, many applications have been dismissed by the system already and then, they've to pick those who are strikingly obvious for the hiring manager Then, even if you're a strikingly obvious fit, you have to have a resume that indeed says you're 'strikingly obviously' This is where many candidates slip up. Many don't optimize their resumes for success i.e. their resume is too wordy, double columns, wrong font, template etc.

a random guy created a fake AI artist making $40k/month and @Spotify even verified her. Ennly Blue - this name popped up yesterday when I was browsing the “discover more” section and I was speechless. >>>2 million monthly listeners<<< and the description says: "Ennly Blue is an independent artist from the US." is she? NO. it’s just hundreds of blues songs mashed together by an algorithm. the only real name linked to it: thong viet. spotify pays $0.003–$0.005 per stream → that’s $30k–$50k/month. add youtube, and you’re easily above $40k/month so basically, someone trained an AI on decades of human talent artistry and effort and now earns tens of thousands monthly from its output. and spotify is fine with that? so this is the “progress” everyone’s celebrating?

Leon says; Most projects would actually do better if they had no project account and the whole marketing was done on the founder's account Here's why ft; @leonabboud, @_lfausto, @AntonioSco_MOV @SonicLabs

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Why is lying socially accepted in this space?