Full time for web3 beginners

Anyone in the industry can give brief about how web3 is projecting towards future . Is it good to join startups who are building blockchain solutions ? As a student I can see a lot of investment is being done in blockchain , single hackathon having prize money of $500K which is insane . So being the software engineers , how you look into the future . If any web3 Dev here what sort of work you do for the company you working for . Thanks in advance ☺️

Looking for internships in Web development , Blockchain development Ready to work unpaid for 2 weeks , if beneficial we can continue End goal is to get a full time role

I have been doing full stack development since last 7 months. Did two internships, one was 4 months and another was one month. Skills : JavaScript • Typescript • NodeJS • ReactJS • MongoDB • TailwindCSS • Docker • AWS EC2 • HTML • CSS • Next.js

[TLDR: Should I start learning web3 stuff and ditch the Android path, please read my 3 questions below(at the bottom) to answer my doubts ] I am currently a 2nd year student in 3rd semester, in my 1st year I explored a bunch of domains like web development, front-end stuff, cyber security like Metasploit, app development, cloud(Aws) I decided to stick to app development and learned Flutter and in 4 months of learning and side-by-side project building I landed my first remote internship(India only) and it will end this coming November around the 10th or so, I have figured out I don't like the front end at all and now I don't see myself as an app dev because I don't enjoy working on this I am thinking of switching to web3 tech stack which has things like working on eth, and Solana blockchains etc., this field piques my interest on a philosophical level which is one my prime motivators for all the actions I take related to my career besides money Here are my questions (senior people also please bestow me your wisdom) 1) I learned Flutter which is relatively easy to other frameworks in 4 months and got an internship, is my speed good? I was a commerce student in school with basically no coding knowledge before college and I have heard you need to adapt fast, do you think this is good enough or I should improve in this area 2) Should I start learning web3 and ditch the app dev path, I am thinking of committing to web3 for these 2 coming years because I will graduate in 2026, and my college has no placement, I have learned solidity for now. 3) If I stick to web3 for a few years and become proficient at it, will it affect the money in my career because by 2 years I will have huge family responsibilities

Hi viners, I am a 23 pass out and I joined an organisation from my college placements, which is a startup in a metro city which works on web dev and web3 domain basically. So in the first 6 months of my internship, I got some exposure of frontend, web3, solidity and then gained interest in backend. Later on when I got full-time offer, was deployed on a US based project where I am working on the profile of a 9 years experienced node js developer as a ghost developer since last 8 months and it has been smooth so far, I have handled most of the things and I am performing well, my manager is also quite impressed with me there but I am not seeing any personal growth or professional growth working there as it has reached kind of a saturation and I am not learning anything new. So, please help me out with some suggestions if you have any? And also now I am a 1+ years experienced full stack dev with knowledge of web3 and blockchain stack, so any job reccs will also be appreciated, as my priority is to switch as early as possible

Hey guys! So I recently graduated from a non tech background but I have been coding since the last 1.5-2 years and have made some decent projects in frontend(react) (also past internship experience in Python/data analysis) But I know with the current market conditions and my background getting a full time role might be a huge ask so my plan is to get an internship at a decent startup and then eventually convert to full time. Do you guys know some decent startups that follow this exact model for freshers? Thanks!

Hello folks, So I started learning JavaScript and Web dev last year and now after building several projects and contributing to open source I've gained pretty good expertise in the field, now in order to learn more and gain real industry experience I am looking for my very first internship opportunity, any kind of help would be very appreciated! I am a full time college student hence I can only dedicate 4-5 hours per day and my expected stipend is ₹6k-8k.

Current state - I work as a PM intern at a startup. We shipped a major release few months back and since then I barely have any work. It's an ops heavy startup, so the work we do is just supplementary and I'm not making a huge impact anymore. I'm one of the select remote workers here and I've been with the org for the last 2 yrs, working parallelly alongside my college. Initially the work was exciting but now it has died down. The org has a okayish culture. There's no downside but limited upside as well. Pay is pretty good for me (considering I work <2hrs/week) but below average for fulltimers. A little context - I'm pursuing an integrated(5yr) degree from a reputed B-school in Mumbai and I'll be graduating coming July. The placement cycle will start soon but I'm extremely unsure of what I want to go ahead with. I have varied interest. I like to tinker and play around with things. I've built successful social media pages & YT channels in the past. I've freelanced in digital marketing, web development and made decent money out of it. I've built chrome extensions and apps with several thousand users. I feel like I also have interest in web3, strategy, founders office and consulting roles. Few months back, I got an offer from a DeFi company, however they receded it once they realised I still have more than a year left to graduate. The confusion - I feel like I should leave my current org as there's no more learning here. However, I don't know in which direction should I proceed after that. The only thing I'm sure of is I'm not built for big corporates. I enjoy working with high ownership and small sized startups seem like the only option. I have 8 months of college left and I'll have to start looking for jobs within next 1-2months. (continued in comments)

I have been doing full stack development since last 7 months. Did two internships, one was 4 months and another was one month. Skills : JavaScript • Typescript • NodeJS • ReactJS • MongoDB • TailwindCSS • Docker • AWS EC2 • HTML • CSS • Next.js