Capital One Hiring Bitcoin-Passionate Employee
Traditionally, Capital One has not been too friendly to Bitcoin. Some have claimed to have their accounts shutdown due to Bitcoin transactions. Capital One has even shut down BitFloor's, a Bitcoin exchange, $2.8 million USD account by mailing them a check with the message, "It is Capital One's policy not to do business with merchants who accept Bitcoin." So when Capitol One starts looking for an employee knowledgeable in Bitcoin, it's something to talk about around the water cooler. CCN. Credit cards and Bitcoin is something that you don't see together every day. In fact, it's something....
Related News
Coinbase is hiring in Japan, with various roles up for grabs in the capital Tokyo.
The gap between employers and employees is set to blur with the launch of the blockWRK application, which is expected to disrupt the process of employee management. blockWRK officially announced the launch of a blockchain-based employee compensation app that will allow businesses to increase employee productivity by using an automated system of instant rewards. The […]
As some crypto exchanges are cracking under pressure and sending employees packing, Binance’s CEO said the company is on a hiring spree. Binance if offering 2,000 positions to qualified talents, according to co-founder Yi He. In the past few weeks, the cryptocurrency market has fallen as investors have shifted their capital away from digital tokens […]
An ex-employee of the now-defunct crypto exchange Cryptopia has admitted in court to stealing crypto worth about $170,000. The employee pled guilty to stealing coins and customer data while he worked at Cryptopia when the company was still up and running. A name suppression by the Christchurch district court of New Zealand keeps the employee […]
Crypto-specialist recruiters say they have not witnessed a downturn in crypto-related job opportunities, despite a myriad of staff lay-offs in the wider tech industry. The crypto job market shows few signs of slowing down despite high profile cases of staff layoffs and hiring freezes across big tech companies. In recent weeks, several major tech companies have announced a paring back of staff, citing a downturn in the traditional market and narrowing demand for products that had boomed during the pandemic. Recently announced hiring cuts include Twitter, Uber, Amazon and Robinhood. On....