An interview shows how a developer talks about code, and a paid test task shows how they write it. Here is how to choose the task, write the brief, set the fee, keep your funds and code out of reach, judge the result, and then choose between a trial contract and a direct hire.
A growing share of developers in crypto and web3 ask to be paid in crypto. This guide explains the options for an employer, from a company wallet to a payroll platform, and what changes in fees, records and tax.
Many crypto developers have no LinkedIn profile and work under a pseudonym, but their code is public. This guide shows where they spend their time, how each community works, and how to write to someone without being ignored or banned.
Many strong crypto developers work under a handle, without a public name or face. Here is how to judge their work without a CV, test them safely and set up access so that no single new hire can hurt you.