

Trying to break into UX and having a tough time? Is the constant rejection just too much to handle? Are you lost from navigating an unfamiliar career field? I’ve been there myself and now I’m here to pass my experience on to you!
Whether you’re a new graduate of a traditional design...
Trying to break into UX and having a tough time? Is the constant rejection just too much to handle? Are you lost from navigating an unfamiliar career field? I’ve been there myself and now I’m here to pass my experience on to you!
Whether you’re a new graduate of a traditional design program, fresh off a boot camp, or trying to turn a side hustle into your next career, this chat is for you. You’ll get some practical advice, lessons I’ve learned, and my best tips to get your foot in the door of your next opportunity! Your questions will help direct the conversation, so make sure to submit them at registration or anytime before this chat.
You will leave this conversation with:
Visionary design + product leader with a proven ability to excel by working cross-functionally in product-focused organizations. Knack for relationship building and problem-solving challenging situations. Demonstrated ability to build teams and mature UX + Product practices within organizations, all while coaching and mentoring others. Passionate about working at the intersection of technology and design for disruption.
I just graduated with my BS in Digital Media Web Technology and even completed a remote Web Dev internship, however, most "entry-level" jobs list 3-4 years experience! I feel stuck.
What would be the best way to network during pandemic?
Getting into UIUX straight after bootcamp is one thing. and trying to get in after having 5 years of business analysis is another. No, no one gives a shit about transferable skills or my talent....
Best portfolio tips to make yourself stand out
Is it a possible career transition for someone who worked as a digital marketer/digital product manager migrate to being a ux designer?
Can you get into UX in your late 30s after a career in marketing and graphic design, or is it, realistically, too late to start?
What’s the best advice for someone coming from a non traditional background and being self-taught to break into UX? Best advice for building a portfolio? Popular portfolio platforms to use?...
How do you make yourself stand out in the competitive job market? What does the UX interview process look like?
No questions, just want to gain some insights! :)
Strategies to follow while working towards landing a UX role
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