Which takeaway you found the most important and why?

Please don't stop making videos, you can't imagine how straight to the point and helpful you are.

Just want to say that I've been following your channel since I started studying UX. Finally got my first UX job thanks to your many tips on portfolios and interviews 🎉thanks!

Great tips man, thank you. Would be alao great to see couple good examples to learn from ❤

Parts: 01. Preparing Bare Minimum -> 0:50 02. What do you actually want to do? -> 1:46 03. Preparing only for the technical interviews -> 3:01 04. Overcommunicating or undercommunicating -> 4:29 05. Winging the answers -> 5:43 06. Not having any questions of your own -> 7:26 07. Focusing on interviewing over trust building -> 8:25 08. Behaviours and attitudes -> 9:26 09. Not covering the gaps -> 11:15 10. Not UXing the UX interview -> 13:53

I really love your videos and appreciate the high quality. If there’s one thing I would like to hint at: „there is nothing bad about pausing!“ 😃 to me it often feels like you are rushing through the valuable tips. Hearing them for the first time, it sometimes feels a little stressful to follow - which is super sad, coz your content is gold! Just one humble opinion. 😊

Thank you for your videos, seriously! I’m a entry level junior and I’m looking for work right now, and you’ve made me realise I need to re-do my whole portfolio

maan, that is some really valuable content. thanks for spreading this information, really appreciate it.

Hey V, great video as always. Much appreciations! I just want to mention a recent interview of mine, where I eventually thought that everything went well and in 3 days I received a rejection. During the interview they just asked me questions about me to just kind a get to know me. Than some questions related to how my work process looks like. I mean questions that I definitely expected and had prepared for. There was one question related to my portfolio cases, which was "Is any of these cases a real project, like for a real client". Where I was like super transparent and said no, like only conceptional cases, although some of theme might be also considered as a real world project/problem. (like the case for "Vodafone"). And than, as I said, I received an Email with a rejection. I followed up with another Email and asked for some sort of a feedback, so I can understand what went wrong, what I have missed. And than they send me back a quick feedback, which was "We are looking for someone with more work-experience in UI/UX, but you have definitely a lot of potential and we believe that you will soon find your dream job as a UI/UX designer"

subscribed and watched for years, just wanna say please continue the UX videos. you explain well, the enthusiasm is felt, and the variety of topics are helpful. on a more personal question, what's the story and designs of your tattoos? a video about that? : )

Thank you - you are so helpful and clear and I greatly appreciate and enjoy your content!

Your tips are really on point. thanks for sharing!!!

I’m not sure if you have covered this subject already, but I think many people would find it useful if you covered live UX tests/case studies in Interviews. It’s freaking me (and many I know) out to be judged live in Figma like that, and thinking while being observed (2 hours).

Excellent content & advice! I wonder if you have advice for those transitioning into UX from a graphic design background? I have 7 years of design experience and recently completed a few courses in UX but I’m having rather a hard time managing my expectations of where I would fit in(jr/mid/sen) and how to portray my experience without the interviewer disregarding my background? I hope this makes sense.

Hey men, I’m loving this series, can you do a video on where to find jobs as a junior UX/UI designer in the U.S.A?

why does this guy have only 71k subscribers?

Thank you!🙏🏻

Please begging for the story telling template!!!

Which is more important? UI or UX? I'm more of a UX guy with heavy emphasis on research (in fact, I don't like doing UI).

Hi! Can someone help me understanding with "Do you have any reservations?" What does it really mean? Is it for asking time for the follow up? Thank you all!

I love your accent!

Hi! Thanks for the video! I've been working as a designer for 7 years and feel like my portfolio is weak. I have only 3 projects I'm ready to show which didn't have an ideal design process, sometimes we skipped the testing phase and just discussed mockups with the team. As a result, many recruiters reject telling they've found a better match. How to deal with that situation? Regarding the showing excitement, after hundreds of rejections it goes away and it's hard to show it, what would you recommend? Thank you!

Answering this question how I would face a situation which needs convincing someone (usaully at higher hierarchy level) that it may work better on a longer-term to do so....and not so...why is that difficult? Because no matter how advanced your communication skills are and how good your idea is, the wrong person at right job sucks, specially at higher level. He/she will not stay professional and take it at personal level.I have some negative experience and still haven't learnt how to solve it. Cos if you stay quiet, your performance and the entire team's performance can bi negatively impacted, and if you try to solve it with facts at professional level, nevertheless, 1. "You" get problem because your manager or...sees it as an unnecessary conflict, 2. The problem will be not solved! What do you think how we as junior or mid-level designers can face someone who want us only as tool, not brain?! ;)

Off-topic question here: I was wondering what camera you use for recording your videos? Thanks!

When it comes to portfolios,do you have to present them in your interview?

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These are golden tips,