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Hey fishes
I have received two mails from Tiger Analytics one is a case study and
other sql assessment
In case study it is mentioned to
submit within 3 days but for sql
assessment nothing is mentioned
Anyone have idea for it's timelines
Also it would be really helpful if any
experience is shared regarding what
kind of questions are expected for
this assessment.
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Your case studies - Need more visuals of your work upfront, too much writing and not enough of your mock ups. requiring hiring managers to scroll all the way to the bottom. They will spend very little time on your portfolio. Make sure it’s scannable and put important stuff upfront.
Remove about 70% of the text/explanation down to the bare bones. 3 sentences max to make an impactful point. Start with your results first.
It also looks like you went to a boot camp, is that true or is this work from your PM experience? If it’s from a boot camp… throw it out and use your pm experience as leverage.
Thanks for the feedback. Yes I do a boot camp last summer.
Also, add your case studies to your homepage!
You have a typo on your Hotel Helper page. Add an “I” to hypothesis in the title. Good luck with your search!
Thank you 🙏
I see your portfolio has options for Spanish and Italian, but you need to spellcheck your English translations! I'm seeing a handful of incorrect spellings.
Also, your intro on your home page is pretty generic. Leverage your last sentence about creative problem solving and scrap the rest. Talk instead about your years as a project manager - that's what sets you apart! Everyone and their mom gets into UX to "create memorable experiences" so that's not going to be memorable for recruiters.
Lastly, people are right: your case studies are too long. Think of your portfolio as a product for recruiters/hiring managers. What do they want to see? How long do they have to read your case studies? What information is most important to them? Figure those things out and prioritize them. Leave your detailed case studies for a portfolio presentation in an interview, when you have time to go over things.
Thank you so much I will change this things