Anyone interested in purchasing a SXSW Film badge at the early bird special cost of $895?

Trying to decide between a new Mazda CX5 touring and CRV exl. Not able to make up my mind..any insights ?

Hi, I have got offer from CitiCorp,Pune for the level c10, l'm confused to join or not. How is the work-life of citi? Is it having alot of work pressure? Can Anyone plz sufgest

Hi fishes,

I am trying to download my salary certificate from the alumni portal (2016) but the pdf is password protected. I tried entering my employee id but it is not working. Can somebody help me with the password format?
Thanks and miss infy a lot

I've been offered the position of senior associate consultant (Level 51)
can someone explain the hierarchy there at Bosch please?

Dear Men - Need your perspective.

How much are y’all paying for a studio in River North?

Recommendations of wedding venues in the Philly area for 170-200 people?

Stress and Rescue and React Right this weekend! Hear they’re exhausting. Who has experience with these?

My lawyers filed my h1b extension and amendment together even after advising not to by the v and I advisor. I’m getting freaked out. Any suggestions ?

How much hike (%) does Accenture gives during promotion?
(If it differs based on management level then I want to know about promotion from level 10 to 9)

Can anyone help me with the tax deduction for the salary of 60 k in Netherlands?

Kindly like my post, I need to get 11 likes to start activating chat feature, Thanks.!!

Hello Sharks, What is maximum salary for C2 Manager role in Capgemini and Manager in Cognizant. CCTC : 33 LPA. Total experience : 10 Years

Level 9 average salary?

I want to resign from the current place I’m working at. I plan to pursue higher studies (LLM), for which I’m already admitted to a university, in the field that I’m working in right. The notice period at my current firm is that of 3 months. Please suggest as to when should I tender my resignation in order to get a small vacation period as well as the full salary for the months I’m working for

I always thought of Oracle as the evil empire, but for real, what's it like working for them?

Found an attractive posting and I don't want to pass up something good over an opinion I formed as a high school linux geek.

Considering accepting a fully remote role and living in different cities for 6+ months at a time. Anyone else do this and have experiences to share?

For all you Figma users, do you share/present the Figma file with your clients? If so, how do you separate them from looking at you when you’re working on the file? It’s almost feels uncomfortable.

Do I need to bold a black 12px text on a white background to pass the accessibility contrast ratio?

What’s the best place to hire someone to mock-up some iOS wireframes based on hand sketches and a brief?

I know abt Upwork but any other : better places you recommend?

Hi fishies 🐠 I’m an Art Director that’s trying to transition over to UX Design. I have experience building websites and some previous freelance work doing some UI/UX. What’s the best route to transition over and would I need to apply for entry level roles? Does an AD role with a UI/UX focus even exist? I enjoy the thinking of UX design and am comfortable designing interfaces but I’m mostly unsure of the process of working with an UX team. Would love to hear your thoughts!

What are the benefits of creating a design system for clients?

I’m hiring another mid-level UX Designer to join my team! Great culture of kindness and inclusivity, great work-life balance, and the opportunity to work with other skilled practitioners in the UX field. The products we build are pretty cool, too.

Remote available but must be in the US and work 0% EST hours, since it reports to the NYC office. Hybrid also available if you’re local to NYC. DM me for details!

I'm a conceptual ACD. Anyone make the transition from being a conceptual ACD that's worked mostly I'm tv/olv, and integrated campaigns? How did you make the transition? Where did you start?

I’m helping a teacher take over her website that’s hosted by FlyWheel and suspect is a template. A designer charges maintenance, but it could really use a do-over. Advice on taking back control?

I’m a new hire and currently the only creative on a team of developers. I’ve requested Figma—but IT has pushed back, asking for “detailed business justification… explaining it is beneficial or will assist in day-to-day tasks”.

I’ve already provided info of that nature directly from Figma’s website. Suggestions on what else might convince them?

Further context: our marketing dept currently uses Sketch. And my employer’s industry is insurance claims management.

What are some good conferences to attend for leaders in UX? Anyone have favorites?

How can a planner transition to UX? Are there classes/certifications o should consider? How can one break into the field without starting as an intern?

Is there a UX design equivalent of a creative brief? Something for stakeholders to sign off, and for everyone to use as the master starting point.

Recent career-switcher here. While I’m a veteran with the ad process, I am new to the UX agile process. Is it normal to not use briefs whatsoever? Is it normal for the UX research lead to have a stakeholder workshop (sans designers) to think of concept “thought starters,” then have a separate meeting with the UX design lead to vote on which 1 of 3 concepts to proceed with? In advertising, this is analogous to the client and researchers doing the campaign idea then telling the CD to execute it.

For ux designers.. when you work on a website redesign project where do you begin?

I’m an Associate XD and I feel like whenever I give input on projects it’s mostly received with slight skepticism from the management supervisor. Is this the norm when you’re a junior on a project?

Hello,
I worked as an in-house graphic designer since the beginning of my career and now want to transition to a ui/ux designer. Unfortunately I couldn't find any opportunities yet. I believe I can learn more on the go so I am interested in junior roles. I had some minor practices. I would like to get advice.

What is your process like when mapping out content and layout for a website or app? Is it best practice to have the content up front before wire framing out the content?

I’m designing for public-use interactive tablets.

But given the current health scares, we can only assume people won’t want to touch.

Thoughts on interactive UX in a non-interactive moment?