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Hello Fishes,
I am seeking new opportunities in UI UX Design. Currently I have 3 years of experience in the field.
My story? My company decided to suddenly wind up business and released us in a 2 weeks span. I would appreciate any help possible. As I am new on this platform, I would also like to know how the platform works and appreciate further guidance. Thanks in advance. Tata Consultancy Infosys Accenture IBM Amazon
Atlanta job openings?
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In 2022 we learned
You don't keep your job by:
- Working late nights
- Leading a team
- Staying loyal to a company
- Going above and beyond
- Finishing all your projects
- Working for big companies
It seems like the most important factor Is working on a critical business need
Metaverse for Facebook (Meta)
AWS for Amazon
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It's depressing to remember that companies will always put business first.
That also means
You should never put the company first!
I don't really think it is as hard as you think. I would just freshen up your coding skills and start applying. Plenty of jobs out there.
I would utilize any contacts you made in the coding world before taking the non coding job. Connections give you the best chance of standing out against a sea of applicants.
Definitely reach out to any coding contracts you made, especially if they're on LinkedIn (but other social media works well here, too). Also, do you have any particular interests or experience that you can dig more deeply into to set yourself out from the crowd? A specialty can go a long way, though having an in with a former colleague or classmate is much quicker.
Thanks for the advice! I worked at the NBA for 2 years in QA/analytics, product and live streaming ops and got to collaborate with devs/PMs which gave me some valuable experience and connections. So I guess my “specialty” would be in sports but after working in the industry I don’t know if I’d want to for the rest of my career