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Whether you’re a new designer looking to learn more about a career transition, or a bootcamp graduate who has 101 burning questions you need answered now – we’re here for you.
Joe Formica is a designer and instructor with over 10 years of professional design experience, and wants to share it all.
Check out the resources and recordings from our workshop below! 👇
Some things to remember and put into action from our workshop!
The biggest difference from bootcamps to a professional UX role is designing for business and user goals.
Get this experience in our upcoming course, and set yourself apart from other junior UX candidates
Network Authentically Assess your interests, and find out where people are talking about them - online, or irl.
Look for events that aren’t specifically meant for networking or job placement.
If you’re transitioning into a career in UX, your past experience is valuable.
Use the template from the workshops to tell your story clearly and concisely in your interviews!
Recorded answers to all the questions we didn’t get to in the workshop.
(if your question isn’t linked yet, check back later!)
What is the best way to address gaps of employment when interviewing/on resumes?
Trying to make moves & go to UX team in current company. Any advice?
How much is too much information on your resume?
Is there a job market for more UX designers?
Do you think there is a time gap between graduating to finding a job?
Are large companies an ideal environment for those wanting to discover their UX specialty?
What is the best way to change domains within UX Design? Eg. Healthcare to Edtech
Best practice apps, adobe xd or figma do you use these? Are they used for UX?
Are there any styles/types of UX gigs we should definitely avoid?
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