Want to Land a Web3 Job Fast? Do THIS First ✅

Our Talent Acquisition Specialist Veronika Meshchanskaia is back with more no-nonsense advice — this time, it’s all about what you should do to get noticed (in the right way) by Web3 hiring teams.

If you’re applying for a role in Web3, your CV needs to stand out in the right way. Here are three essential things to include:

1️⃣ Use a clean, modern template with mutual colors (blue/green pastels) – A structured, easy-to-read format is key. Stick to simple, professional designs with clear headings and a balance of text and white space.
↖️ Example: A sleek one-page template with a professional summary, experience, skills, and links to your work (GitHub, portfolio, Twitter, etc.).

2️⃣ Showcase your Web3 experience – Highlight projects, DAOs, or freelance contributions, even if they were unpaid. Hiring managers value hands-on experience.
↖️ Example: "Contributed to XYZ DAO as a community moderator, helping grow engagement by 40%."

3️⃣ Include relevant links – Unlike traditional industries, Web3 hiring teams often look beyond your CV. Provide links to your GitHub, personal website, LinkedIn, or even your ENS name.
↖️ Example: "Portfolio: myweb3portfolio.eth | GitHub: github.com/yourname | Twitter: @yourhandle."

Which one of these are you updating first?
🔥 - Just realized I forgot all the links… brb
❤️ - Already using a pastel-blue template

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