What Blockchain Skills Are In High Demand: Digital Headhunter

What Blockchain Skills Are In High Demand: Digital Headhunter

Shortfalls in key skills and talents slow Blockchain’s progress to mainstream adoption. Griff Green, a crypto pioneer, said to a packed house during the Blockchain Expo London 2017 (@Blockcchain_Expo): “There was severe shortages in Ethereum resources, specifically Solidity developers, especially those with smart contracts experience.” Our London correspondent Nick Ayton asks digital headhunter Philip Butler, director of Larson Digital, what impact the skills shortage is having on Blockchain. Philip Butler says: “We don’t see many CVs coming across our desks, and so we have to search for....


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