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What about Google UX course?

Hey Blaze!!! This was some amazing advice you have shared!! I am so happy for you getting that job even before you were done with your study!!! That's so bomb man!!!

🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:13 *🎓 Blaze breaks into the UI/UX field without a formal degree or bootcamps by self-learning and strategically crafting his resume.* 00:53 *🚫 Emphasizes the importance of honesty on resumes, warning against the repercussions of lying about skills or experiences.* 01:23 *🔄 Redefines 'experience' to include unpaid projects and personal achievements, expanding what can be included on a resume.* 02:19 *🎨 Discusses leveraging all forms of UX design-related activities, including courses and personal projects, as valid experience.* 03:30 *🔍 Highlights the importance of including any related UX design experience, like graphic design or app development, to strengthen a resume.* 04:39 *🗣️ Details how to effectively explain the depth of personal UX projects in job interviews to demonstrate real, applicable experience.* 06:14 *🏆 Recommends making resumes competitive by prioritizing experience and achievements to stand out in the job selection process.* 08:18 *🌟 Advises highlighting special recognitions or unique responsibilities in previous roles to distinguish one's resume from others.* 09:53 *⚖️ Suggests quantifying work achievements to convey the scope and impact of one's contributions more effectively.* 11:17 *🌐 Encourages the use of simple online portfolios to showcase UX design skills, recommending platforms like Dribbble for displaying work samples.* 11:58 *📈 Shares a personal job application strategy of directly reaching out to company recruiters via LinkedIn to increase chances of getting noticed.* Made with HARPA AI

Thank you very much for sharing your experience, I study ux ui from the scratch and it has taken me so long already as I have full time job from 9 to 6 and I have no one to ask for directions, your advices helped me a lot

Awesome vid! Very helpful especially the part about extracting relatable experience. (Which is what I mostly have as a designer) Also love the tip that all experience is experience regardless of whether or not you got paid for it. I agree! I’ll definitely use these tips to tweak my resume a bit. Thank you! :)

Great videoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks 🙏 I really appreciate it

i procrastinated away my annual subscription to coursera last year. I wish I had seen these videos then because the direction you provide in these videos is so helpful. It just feels overwhelming where to start and it helps having your guide, thanks for sharing. Going to try learn the software and then try the courses you mentioned.

Gotcha. Guidance. 👍🏼

In the study... I think they're just used to their phones, tablets, etc. The gestures is a slight learning curve. The muscle memory will take over. I find myself mistakenly pinching at my real TV. Ugh. I also think the weight just takes a little getting used to.

I actually use my avp for spatial video a lot. I do however use RUclips every day. Can't wait for the native app.

Hey! I'm thinking of UX as a career path for me. I don't really have any background in something like this as I went to school for art in games. Was wondering if any recommendations have changed since you made this video? Also if you ever looked into the diploma course at the UX design institute which sorta fits in a weird category between bootcamp and college. Or if there are other fields one should dabble in to get a leg up in getting hired? Thanks for your time and thanks for sharing your experiences!

Loved the Video

Can you tell me where you got those monitor stands?

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Super success super congrats keep up the good work. Can you please show and make a list of apps you can use to create your own livestreams to platforms like RUclips, telegram and rumble etc?

Waiting for part 3!!

Can we get more videos like this ??