0xPersona

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by 0xPersona 4y ago
To clarify, I don't think pseudonymous work is appropriate for all types of work. I'm not a maximalist. Much of my thinking currently is about pseudonymous work in the context that I've noticed it being done, which is largely
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by 0xPersona 4y ago
Absolutely! I would just posit that the organizations listed on the site seem to be handling this somehow (for now). I myself would be really curious as to how.
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by 0xPersona 4y ago
Hey! Thank you for the kind words. Really means a lot. You raise a valid point. I suppose you could submit a resume associated with your pseudonymous identity. I have two resumes personally, one for my legal identity, and one for work that
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by 0xPersona 4y ago
I think this is probably the way most are going about it right now. Though it is one of the questions I'm most eager to get an answer for. And I have been reaching out :)
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by 0xPersona 4y ago
Hey! Good question. I wish I could give you a better answer but the truth is I don't know (yet). That's one of the reasons I built this. I want to learn how organizations deal with things like that, and share that knowledge so we
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by 0xPersona 4y ago
Admittedly, that sentence might be a tad hyperbolic right now, but I do think increasingly it will be the case. I do think there's no inherit reason why we need to know peoples' legal/irl identities in order to assert that th
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by 0xPersona 4y ago
Do you know of any non-crypto anon friendly jobs? I'd be happy to list them! These are just the jobs I've personally been able to find thus far.
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by 0xPersona 4y ago
Thank you! Yeah I think pseudonymous work is really liberating in that sense. It could allow people to be more authentic, without worrying about their livelihoods being put at risk.
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