BitJob - Decentralized Student Jobs Platform

"Experience required". One of the worst feelings in the world is finding your perfect job and then realizing that you aren't qualified for it. BitJob hopes to change all that. As Elad Kofman, CoFounder of bitJob, put it: "BitJob is the Students' version of Fiverr..."

BitJob is designed to create a freelance work environment for students to enhance their resumes and make money, without having to pay harsh fees for using the service. Its developers believe that "...Education is the way for Blockchain tech to go mainstream."

Rather than starting out with a fully decentralized system, however, the developers have designed a more hybrid approach for the initial release. This will allow students to get paid with both traditional money and cryptocurrency, making adoption much more appetizing. Once platform adoption is satisfactory and users are more familiar with bitJob, they will be encouraged to use cryptocurrencies over traditional money, slowly transitioning to a fully decentralized system.

Why is bitJob a good investment? It shows all the signs of a healthy ICO:

• The development team is composed of qualified professionals from all around the world, with extensive experience. You can visit their LinkedIn pages from the bitJob website: https://bitjob.io/#team
• Their interaction with the community is great. You can ask their team questions and receive detailed answers on their Announcement thread at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1980078.0
• The Whitepaper is easy to understand and has a great foundation. They have a well thought out roadmap. They are thinking ahead. https://bitjob.io/#whitepaper

Furthermore, they are already backed by dozens of partners in business, government, and academia:

Disclaimer: The bitJob ICO is not for citizens of the United States. It does not fit SEC regulations. The platform itself should eventually be open for US citizens, but the ICO is not.

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