graduated, what to expect?
wired
get internships
test a start-up job
big cooperate company.
bigger chain of command to startups.
working to deadlines
don't pigeon hole yourself
intern more
nail the production basics
email etiquette
you know less than you think!
can you do something else, other than design
IG, site, pdf
email hitlist
- junior designers are expected to do everything
be professional
time management
art directors
designer
alumni
what will people need in the future?
lead your design by you passion, but don't put all your eggs in one basket
inhouse
- can be paid a bit more
- possebly boredom
- single focus
(big)agency
- clients
- might never seen
- small fish big pond
freelance
- money though
you can do several.
create your brand.
what makes your design you whilst having their own personality.
show range whilst you show interest.
show personality.
do weird stuff.
show that you can imitate trends or is at least aware of it.
show your youth.
portfolio
what are you trying to showcase?
details-oriented.
empathetic.
- considered to the "client"
-understanding what an art director would want to see in a portfolio.
are you? are your website? PDF?
how does this work show...?
how do you prioritize?
how do you overcome stress?
how do your interests align?
what role will suit in 10 years?
make it easy or easier for people to hire you
how many clicks does it take them to access your work.
it is not final.
don't wait for the perfect job.
prepare harder.
it is going to be more difficult.
the first job is important
it can be better than uni
be a nice person.
butterfly effect
can email at:
mail@kieranwalsh.co.uk
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