UX Cover Letters

Nearly every job hunter has one part of the job application process that they hate – creating a resume, designing a portfolio, preparing for a job interview or writing a cover letter. In preparing for my personal launch into a UX career, creating cover letters has been one of the most difficult parts of the process.

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UX Beginner Guide to Linkedin Profiles

Linkedin is the largest professional network on the web. According to Linkedin, the social network now has over 400 million users. That’s a huge opportunity missed in your job search if you don’t have an optimized and professional Linkedin profile!

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Guide to Remote UX Design Jobs

For some, UX design is a dream job. Spend every day designing the ideal experience for users? Heck yes.

If this is your mindset and location flexibility is important to you, then the perfect perfect job is a remote UX design job.

Especially during the coronavirus, remote jobs are in especially high demand as companies are asking people to work – and interview – from home.

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Guide: Standing out as a UX Designer

The rise in popularity of UX Bootcamps has made it easier to learn the basics of UX; as a result, the field has exploded the number of entry-level designers increasing industry competition. In this article, we’re going to think outside the box and look at initiative ways that you can leverage and build a personal brand to stand out.

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How to Prepare for UX interview Design Challenges

Design challenges, or design assignments, are often the least enjoyable and most daunting for UX designers during the interview process.

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Guide to UX Design Job Titles and Career Levels

UX job titles and the career pathways available to UX professionals can be unclear, especially when you’re just getting started in UX.

In this guide, get an in-depth look at the career journey from UX Intern to UX Lead. 

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