The Given below Sites are real or fake!
Crypto Jobs List: A simple job board and email newsletter, the platform contains a good number of marketing, community management, and content writing roles, as well as more technical positions.
Angel List: A general job site with a strong cryptocurrency section, Angel List contains filters so you can search for a role that suits your skills, schedule, and location.
Peopleperhour: Due to their exorbitant fees, there’s a lot to dislike about sites like Peopleperhour and Upwork, but they are stacked with employers seeking freelancers just like you. Create a profile, bid for jobs and, once you’ve established trust with the client, cut the middleman and start working with them directly to save on platform fees and ideally get paid in crypto.
Crypto freelancing sites: The UX of blockchain job sites such as Ethlance isn’t great and the number of postings is pitifully low. Still, at least they’re crypto focused. Other platforms to consider include Moneo, Hire Match, Blocklancer, and student marketplace Bitjob.
ICO websites: Using an ICO tracker site, work your way through the websites of forthcoming ICOs, as well as those that have just completed their token sale and are looking to embark on a hiring spree. Many will have vacancies openly advertised.
Linkedin: For all its flaws, Linkedin is good for finding crypto jobs, especially those that call for a degree of skill/experience. Connect with other crypto professionals, join blockchain-related groups and pretty soon your feed will fill with relevant vacancies.