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I’ve only been in the business a relatively short time, but in that time I’ve seen so many tools that were supposed to be THE NEXT BIG THING come and go.
During college, we were told UX’ers had to know how to code. Spent 3 years of my life learning how and not once using it professionally. for months I learned tools like Processing, Jquery Mobile, Phone gap, WebGL - I don’t think any of these are used today at large. In the end, the only tools I use regularly are similar to the ones we had in our very first classes - adobe xd (now figma), photoshop and illustrator. 🤷🏻♀️
If you don’t need it to convey your ideas, communicate your thinking, track your progress and repeat, I’d say your time is better spent flexing your creative muscles in ways that make you feel good. Don’t underestimate how a pottery class might influence your UI, or how creative writing will make you a better communicator.
That, and all creative outlets don’t have to lead back to work. You can do it just for the love of it as well. :)
I agree with this whole heartedly. Soft skills and creativity are better things to try to spend your time on. Create something you’re psyched on outside of work that helps you focus on creativity or connection to yourself, your friends, your family, your community or whatever inspires you.
Products and software come and go, if none of them are all that helpful or different to where you are or where you wanna go it’s not worth it
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Figma is a great program to learn. You have to stay current somehow I like learning new things, reading, and taking in culture.
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Thanks! And just to clarify, I have about 5 YOE using Figma and use it at my current job (plus ~5 YOE with Sketch prior to Figma). I meant new Figma tools and features that I don't have a clear use case for in my job.
You shouldnt have to feel compelled to learn new skills or tools in your free time, unless it is getting an advance degree or something. With each new project or assignment, try to challenge yourself to learn and apply some new element, or seek out assignments to challenge yourself. But I think the idea that people, in their careers, feel compelled to develop new skills on their own time is an outdated one. Another option: find training or a course/conference that appeals to you, ask your manager for your employer to pay for it and to allocate for you to complete it as part of work hours. If they refuse - thats a yellow flag. Good employers invest in their talent and help them develop, on the clock. Best of luck.
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Thank you for your response, perspective, and advice!
You're absolutely right, if it's something that advances my job skills, I should be asking my company for time and support to learn the skills, since it provides direct benefit to my company. You also reminded me that I have a professional development fund that I haven't tapped into at all this year so I'll start there!
Thank you ☺️✨