"I knew that [they] were technically savvy to have figured out a lot of the issues in terms of real-time communication," Bhatia recalls.
But even in that case, merchants would still need to be technically savvy enough to accept bitcoin without any help (e.g. the processing services that Stripe and PayPal provide today).
For companies that consider themselves to be technically savvy, it may make sense to try to build the technology in-house.
It's important to be technically savvy, as the role involves constantly staying up-to-date with new technical developments.
"It only takes a few minutes to do this," he said, "but you have to be technically savvy, and some people are defeated by the process".
Not only should they be technically savvy, but also friendly and easy to work with.
"However, developers are technically savvy enough to distinguish between the real thing and a poor imitation.
Being technically savvy themselves, engineers love to enhance the capabilities of a product and give users more control and more options, particularly now that, thanks to digitization, lots of added features don't mean lots of added production costs.
So, beyond being technically savvy, job candidates need to dig unconventionally, adapt agilely, and persist tenaciously until the opportune moment then dive in.
Our young patients who are technically savvy see it as a natural connection to have an app that allows them to better track their progress and connect with their treatment providers.
