If you make questions for a job interview without due attention, you may ask something different from what you think you are asking, and you will effectively filter out people that know better than you.
Please do, otherwise meetings will be very frustrating later on.
If you want to do new things, you have to be your own boss
Work 9 to 5 on boring repetitive tasks to pay the bills, then be your own boss to grow
HR depts will rarely risk putting you on something new, they will tell you to do what you have already done
1. Do the job you want to do 2. Find a way to monetize it 3. Forget about finding another job for a worse boss, you already created a job with the best possible boss: yourself
Doing what has been done before or what someone else tells you to do lacks interest. Do something nobody has done before. Initially, you may not know how to do it, just figure it out.
Choose leaders the opposite of the current bias towards excess of self-confidence. It ends up ruining your organizations due to alienation of your workers and poor decision making, directly connected to Dunning-Kruger, correlated with gender biases.
Maybe job interviews should try to select for more grumpy people
"we are searching for people with experience in industry and a strong publication track"
i.e.
"We are searching for people that were able to ignore their manager's requests to make their CV look better and have meetings with people out of their org"
1. Clever Hans was a horse that was able to perform mathematical calculations and other impressive tasks, which initially appeared to be a remarkable example of animal intelligence.
However, it was later discovered that the horse was not actually doing the calculations himself, but was instead picking up on subtle cues from the audience and trainer to determine the correct answer.
Both web3 and the metaverse jeopardize untapping the relevance of crypto: “X as code”:
$BTC: money
$ETH: contracts
Software is eating the world. Eating the web or VR only delays the unavoidable
Relevant: create value, solve problems, do things that matter, fix what sucks,…
Web3 is a terrible choice of name too
Crypto is undoing a lot of the centralization in web 2.0*, and requires technical knowledge. Today, it should be 1.2 IMHO
* Similarly to Jamstack: less PHP, more REST & static pages. Nobody promised linear evolution…
Many people expect crypto will become easier, more polished, and gain mass adoption
It is about freedom & DIY, avoiding intermediaries & centralization, much like GNU/Linux. It's not about getting rich. In fact normally freedom comes at a cost
Several things may be considered as "triggers" of an AI winter, e.g
—"aging" of teams
—not meeting investor expectations after diminishing returns
—whistleblowers ending the hype by exposing lies
—…
TBH: I think those are symptoms, but not the root cause