Work X – Tokenizing Your Skills
PRESS RELEASE. Zug, Switzerland, 5 Jan 2022: For many years, getting a diploma from a university or other institution was the only way to prove you possess specific skills for a job. However, the question arises to what extent a diploma proves that a candidate is able to perform in a job. With the introduction of assessments and online development courses based on extensive scientific research, the means to measure and develop skills are increasing. This is a great innovation for both employers and employees. Employers can recruit more precisely based on the skills that are required for....
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Today, we caught up with Bob Ras, CEO, and Co-founder of Sologenic, a foundation that synergizes different financial markets by tokenizing various asset classes on a decentralized ecosystem built on the XRP ledger. The Sologenic team is focused on bringing both cryptocurrencies and non-blockchain assets under one umbrella for the ease of trading. During this […]
Malta’s plan to become a"‘blockchain island" appears to have stalled, with few retail banks indicating a willingness to work with crypto firms. Malta’s Finance and Employment Minister, Clyde Caruana, has revealed that the nation’s plan to become a “blockchain island” is floundering due to the unwillingness of local banks to work with innovative firms.Speaking to local media outlet Lovin Malta, Caruana noted that few local businesses have been able to secure banking partners, asserting: “Traditional banks have written off blockchain at its early stages.”“The banks must be convinced that....
Bitcoin is simply one of many proof-of-work systems that creates the most important outputs and skills in the world.
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....
In job interviews at crypto-oriented companies, “the first thing that you’ll hear is: How does Bitcoin work?”