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The Entry Level Paradox: Getting Your Foot in the Door LIVE Q&A
The Entry Level Paradox: Getting Your Foot in the Door LIVE Q&A
October 25, 2024 11:00 am Eastern
Join Mitch Clements as we dig into the entry-level paradox. In this live Q&A, explore the strategies and tactics for breaking into the industry, including creating a strong portfolio, networking, and getting hired.
It seems like everyone requires experience, but you can’t get experience without a job.
Have you ever wondered how to break into the UX design industry without experience? Tired of feeling stuck in a catch-22 of needing experience to get a job but needing a job to get experience? Are you curious about the secrets to creating a strong UX portfolio and getting hired?
In this live Q&A, Mitch will answer your questions on topics like:
- Creating a solid resume and portfolio that showcases your skills and experience
- Networking and mentorship: how to build relationships with other designers and industry leaders
- How to get experience and develop your skills in UX design
- Navigating the job market and overcoming common challenges
Mitch wants to hear from you! He’ll take your questions and share his expertise on how to get your foot in the door. If you’re struggling to break into the UX industry, this Q&A session is for you.
Submit your questions below and join us on October 25th at 11 am Eastern.
About our guest
Mitch is a Senior Product Design Manager at nCino where he’s built a design team from two to 30 designers and has helped the mortgage business unit grow from a startup to a 1.2 billion dollar industry leader. With a diverse career background as a developer, product manager and designer, Mitch brings a unique perspective and leadership to product vision, strategy, storytelling, and building design teams. Mitch is deeply passionate about fostering the design community and regularly makes appearances as a speaker at design conferences and shares his thoughts regularly on LinkedIn. Mitch enjoys speaking on a variety of topics, including helping designers level up in their careers, design leadership, and demonstrating the business value of design.