CHAISE Questionnaire for the Verification of Forecasting Results
THE CHAISE PROJECT
CHAISE is a transnational activity, funded by the by the European Commission, to set forward a sectoral approach on Blockchain Skills Development. CHAISE, as a Sector Skills Alliance, will formulate and deliver a European strategy to address skill mismatches and shortages in the Blockchain Sector and deliver appropriate and future-focused training, qualifications, and mobility solutions, geared to sectoral realities, and needs. For more information, please visit our website: https://chaise-blockchainskills.eu

PURPOSE OF THE SURVEY
The aim of the survey is to validate the project’s forecasting results for Blockchain skills demand and supply as forecasted in 2022.

WHO SHOULD PARTICIPATE?
-Organisations having incorporated or planning to incorporate Blockchain/DLT in their operations and retain or are in need of staff with relevant skills.
-Sector representatives and social partners
-Academics and researchers
-Experienced IT professionals
-Tech journalists and field experts
In all cases, survey participants need to have a good understanding of Blockchain/DLT and be aware of internal (organisational) realities

HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE?
The survey is divided into clear subsections. It will not take more than 5 minutes to complete the questionnaire.

CONFIDENTIALITY
Your input and data will be treated and remain strictly confidential and will be only used for research purposes.

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Question 1: From the mapping of Blockchain jobs to occupational categories we find that the majority of Blockchain jobs can be placed in the following three ISCO categories: Software and Applications Developers and Analysts (58.5% of EU Blockchain jobs); Information and Communications Technology Services Managers (20.9% of EU Blockchain jobs); and Business Services and Administration Managers (6.8% of EU Blockchain jobs). 

Do you agree with the mapping of Blockchain related jobs to the proposed 3-digit ISCO categories?
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Question 2: Our preliminary Blockchain skills demand forecasting results indicate approximately 29,000 new blockchain jobs will be created from 2021 to 2026 period across Europe. 

Do you think these forecasts are accurate, too low, or too high?

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Question 3: The forecasting results suggest that approximately 45% or 13,000 of new Blockchain jobs from 2021 to 2026 will be entry level or offered to new graduates. 

Do you think these forecasts are accurate, too low, or too high?
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Question 4:  To what extent do you agree that most of new graduates from tertiary (higher) education with Blockchain skills come from the Information Communications Technology (ICT) and Computer Science fields? *
Question 5:  Preliminary Blockchain skills supply forecasting results indicate that approximately 25,500 new Blockchain graduates will be available from 2021 to 2026 across Europe. 

Do you think these forecasts are accurate, too low, or too high?
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Question 6:  We observe a compositional change in the forecasted Blockchain labour market from 2021 to 2026 when compared to the last year’s forecasts. We estimate an increase the proportion of Blockchain-related employment in ICT Services Managers, Business Services and Administration Managers, and Legal Professionals occupations, and a decrease in Software and Applications Developers and Analysts, and Database and Network Professional occupations. 

Is this in line with what you observe in the industry? 
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Question 7:  To your knowledge, what are the most important technical skills needed for Blockchain roles?

Please select the top 5 of the following technical skills and rank them from 1 to 5, with 1 being the most important and 5 the least important. 
Top 1 skill
Top 2 skill
Top 3 skill
Top 4 skill
Top 5 skill
Mathematics and Statistics
Coding (C++, Python, Java)
Blockchain Solutions Design
Protocol engineering
Cryptography development
Distributed network engineering skills
Frontend & Backend Development
Data Analysis
Data/ Network Security Design
Smart Contract Development
Development of decentralized applications (on Ethereum, Bitcoin, Stellar)
Cloud and Infrastructure Design
UX Design
Clear selection
Question 8: To your knowledge, what are the most important professional/business skills needed for Blockchain roles?

Please select the top 5 of the following professional/business skills and rank them from 1 to 5, with 1 being the most important and 5 the least important. 
Top 1 skill
Top 2 skill
Top 3 skill
Top 4 skill
Top 5 skill
Business (Needs) Analysis
Business Development skills
Skills for (Blockchain) Use Cases development
Product Development skills
Product Management skills
Skills in legal & compliance matters
Marketing skills
Finance and Controlling skills
Human Resources development skills
Customer Success design
Affiliate marketing
Clear selection
Question 9: To your knowledge, what are the most important transversal skills needed for Blockchain roles?

Please select the top 5 of the following transversal skills and rank them from 1 to 5, with 1 being the most important and 5 the least important. 
Top 1 skill
Top 2 skill
Top 3 skill
Top 4 skill
Top 5 skill
Learning literacy & Metacognitive Skills
Self -efficacy & Self -confidence
Self-management/ organization/ regulation & self-responsibility
Critical thinking & Self-Reflection
Decision competence & Responsibility-taking
Initiative and performance competence (Self-motivation, engagement, persistence)
Ambiguity competence (dealing with uncertainty, acting in different roles)
Ethical & Environmental competence
Design-thinking competence (versatility & perspective taking)
Innovation & Creativity skills
Systems & Networked thinking, (analytical competence, problem solving)
Sensemaking (Value Orientation)
Future mindset & willingness to change
Cooperation competence ( Teamworking ability & emotional/ social intelligence)
Communication competence
Clear selection
Question 10:  What is your country of residence?  *
Question 11:  What is your profession? 
Question 12:  In which industry do you work? 
If other please specify
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