by Trinh Khanh | Mar 22, 2023 | Community Posts
Web3 is the most talked about postulation since 2020 till date, significantly stimulating the well-being of the Internet of Value and Metaverse. It has become the most prevailing idea in the recent period of blockchain affluence. The blockchain and web3 space has been making massive waves and gaining popularity due to its potential and ability to restructure various industries. However, with this new technology comes new risks and challenges, specifically in terms of security and privacy.
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by Morakinyo Moses | Mar 3, 2023 | Community Posts
Decentralized economy refers to a channel or layout where resources are evenly delegated and distributed across every chain. In a nutshell, it can be referred to as a system where funds (money in & out) are evenly distributed, widely available to everyone and open source.
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by Trinh Khanh | Mar 1, 2023 | Community Posts
The future of hiring and recruitment in the decentralized economy is a thrilling and sensational anticipation. With the rise of blockchain technology, the expectation on the way we hire and recruit employees is changing drastically.
This article will focus on highlighting the key points that will deeply elucidate the on-going phenomenon: the differences between centralized and decentralized methods in hiring and recruitment, what the future will look like when the concept is fully implemented, the advantages and potential challenges that come with it.
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by Maggie M. | Feb 24, 2023 | Community Posts
This article looks into brief history of hiring and recruitment, the present medium of hiring and recruitment and the future of hiring and recruitment in the decentralized economy.
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by Mac Article | Feb 22, 2023 | Community Posts
As the world transitions into a more decentralized economy, the way we hire and recruit employees is changing too. Here are three factors to consider when navigating the future of recruitment in a decentralized world:
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by optriteam | Feb 17, 2023 | Community Posts
What are open source projects?
In just a simple statement, when a project is open source projects it means anybody is free to see it (disclosed), use it, study it, edit it, and distribute for any purpose. For instance, if a lecturer share a file on a platform like Google sheet. On this platform, students can edit the document and even make copies of their own.
But whenever they do, it have to be approved by the lecturer before reflecting on the file again. That’s how open source code works: once it’s been made public, and there is a need to add a feature or make changes, the owner has to approve the added changes and publish them for others to see. Example of top open source projects are WordPress, Magento, PDF creator, Mozilla Firefox, Gimp etc.
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