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I’m glad you think so 😊

Not sure about 3D modeler, you need to research the area. Good luck! Graphic design is tough…I talked about it in the video 😊

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Thank you so much for the kind words, it means a lot 🤩 I don't think you need to be junior again. You have many transferrable skills from graphic design and can get at least an intermediate position or even a senior if you're applying for jobs at smaller companies. And...when you look at job ads, you soon notice that entry-level UX is not really entry-level (sadly). Have self-confidence. If your portfolio demonstrates your skills, you don't need to go for an internship or associate-level position. Test the job market & try to aim higher! What's the worst thing that could happen? I wish you the best of luck! 🤗

AI or Google Translate, haha 😅

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I'm not familiar with the curriculum of an MBA, but I assume it depends on the subject area. You need to do your own research, as I can't help.

@@nikitisza Mam I had done my MBA HRM form the best Business School of India, that is XLRI Jamshedpur, I'm working as HR Consulting with Deloitte India, Current Work ex - 1.5 years , please tell how is the scope and growth rate of Human resources professional in Australia & New Zealand, As I heard Australia racism is big barrier for Indian Folks, for HR , they don't prefer Indian or Asian, they stick to Europeans, In New Zealand it is as it is or something different?? Please elaborate, Lots of love & Regards from Delhi, India ♥️🙏🏻🇳🇿

She was doing office administration full-time and had a few opportunities to work on design-related projects for the company she was admining for. Eventually, she got a job somewhere else. Entry level is challenging - nowadays, even seniors struggle. I don't want to discourage you; be prepared for lots of networking.

Thanks! I’m glad you liked it 😊

Hi 👋 I went into details in the video. Things are pretty much the same…being an entry-level UXD and getting a job fresh out of school is challenging. New Zealand is a small country, so job opportunities are better in Australia or other larger countries.

I wouldn't say they are in demand in NZ, but you can certainly secure a job. Larger consultancies would be your best bet, as smaller companies usually don't hire specialists.

@@nikitisza IS THERE ANY AGENCEY OR COMPANIES THAT OFFER VISA SPONSERSHIP FOR IT JOBS ? AND WHAT ABOUT YOUR EXPERIENCE WITH NZ HEALTCARE ? IS IT FREE FOR IMMIGRANTS AND IS THERE LONG DURATION WAITING TIME

Oh, thank you for the kind words, I'm glad you like my voice 😀 I found that your best chance to secure a data analyst job is to apply for larger consultancy firms. Small companies usually can't afford to hire a specialist, so KPMG and PwC would be my first choices. Good luck!

You can, but it's tough, like everywhere…it’s best to get some work experience through an internship and apply for jobs just to position yourself better.

Yes, exactly! Thanks for watching!

I’m so glad you found the video helpful!

Thanks Thomas! I’m glad you liked it. There is a longer version of it linked 😊

Hi Nikhil! I made a video all about the NZ market, which you might find useful: How to get a job INSTANTLY in tech IT in New Zealand | UX designer working and living in New Zealand ruclips.net/video/F4yck8XuKBQ/видео.html It's tough to be an entry-level UX designer everywhere. The demand is there, but more for people with at least a couple of years of experience.

Haha, that's great to hear! Thank you for commenting!

Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked my tone and explanation. I try to make my videos in a way that's easy to digest, and the TikTok style doesn't really work for it. I'm happy to hear this resonated with you! Thanks for watching.

For job applications, you don't need an assessment. But for securing your visa, yes. It takes about 4-6 weeks to get the assessment done. Good luck!

@@nikitisza Do IT Companies there would accept applicants offshore?

@@nmcnickomusicchannel8242 is 4-6 weeks or months? NZQA is only required for residence VISA applications

Yes, it works for PMs too!

☺️ you’re welcome!

Yes, I use markers, and if I make a mistake, I redo the sketch. It only takes a minute to do so. You can use a pencil and eraser if you like, but I do like to keep the progress and all iterations of my sketches.

Isn't this a waste of paper?

I think it’s also intentional so you don’t think too much on it. By using a thick sharpie you cannot go into details too much either

If you have a couple of years of experience, it's super easy to secure a BA role, especially in a government agency in Wellington, so that's what I'd recommend you try. Contracting pays the best. However, the new government wants to reduce the number of contractors, so time will tell... Consultancy is everywhere in NZ, but be aware of the terrible work-life balance if you start working for one of the Big 4s.

Of course, there's IT industry. Here's some info you might find useful: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_technology_industry_in_New_Zealand

You gotta do your own job search...look up the job boards in your country and type your keywords. LinkedIn and Indeed are good international job boards; start there.

Thank you for commenting and watching! I do feel your pain. The taste and knowing what needs to be changed will come in time. I know it's frustrating...I've been there. Keep at it, and your skills will improve. Good luck with your design journey!

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You're welcome 😊

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What can you do in Excel? Are you thinking of data analysis or data entry? I don't know much about regular office jobs with data entry, and for data analysis, you also need R and/or Python knowledge.

Is this a paid internship? If so, add it to your resume so hiring managers know you didn't work for free, and it's a real job. Only paid internships are treated as such. Sadly, if it's not a paid internship, that's not treated equally. I understand it's tough right now, not only for juniors but also seniors. For comparison, about 18 months ago, I applied for over 200 jobs to secure 3 interviews. So you need to keep applying for positions! Right now, it's a number game. The industry will recover in 5 years or so, but in 2023-2024, it's pretty tough.

Thanks for the message, Dave 😊 No quitting. I’m just shifting focus to my writing and creating videos for my other channels. I’ll still post here from time to time…in fact, I have 3 videos for this channel that I need to edit; I just need to find the time 😊

Cool! Can't wait 🙌🏽@@nikitisza

I saw this comment, and I was like no no no please don't quit. 😂 ❤

It's so wonderful to hear that my video helped you! Wireframing can be tricky in the beginning, I understand. I’m glad the video found you 😊

Yes, you can! You need to start applying with your resume, portfolio, and cover letter! Good luck 😊

Oh and I would like to hear his explanation which was skipped forwards 😂

He diviated from the topic too much 😉

Zoltan has great advice, all the time. I’m lucky to have him around.

Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed it. You can create visuals for case studies exactly the same way; just save the image and drop it in your presentation or website. What are you looking for exactly? What tools do you use for your case study?

Consultancy, no. Agency, sometimes - depending on the demand. Other private companies or government agencies, yes. MUXD programme does offer industry experience, so your course coordinator should be able to help you with it 😊 Good luck with your move!

Oh that's good to hear! Take care of yourself 😊

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Wonderful! I'm happy you liked the video, and it was useful 😊

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yes thank you :) its so good and so informative@@nikitisza

Stay tuned! 😊

Hi Ankita! Thank you for the kind words. They mean so much!😍I'm happy you found the video helpful. It was one of my favourite videos to create, and it's great people still find it on RUclips.

Amarilda! Thank you for your lovely words. They mean so much to me! I'm glad you enjoyed this video - it's probably my favourite too. 😊 I hope you'll like it here. Thank you for subscribing and commenting!