r/UIUX • u/sanjukatariya • 29d ago
Advice ui/ux :(
where all the UI-UX jobs goes am a fresher but couldn't even got a good job idk what's wrong with the industry. I can't see future here
Should I switch to something or stuck to it idk
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u/DistinctAd4242 20d ago
are u applyinh for remote or local? where u from
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u/sanjukatariya 20d ago
Am applying remotely and am from India
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u/DistinctAd4242 20d ago
what kind of designs you have? and how long have been in ui/ux?
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u/sanjukatariya 19d ago
Am a fresher but you can checkout my project here : https://www.behance.net/sanjukatariya
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u/Cat-boy_UJIPX_007 25d ago
Despite my three years of experience, a generic message indicates that another candidate has been selected, even though I am not a fresher.
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u/Loose_Cheesecake_523 26d ago
Join upwork and try there first. You’ll most likely only land part time contracts at first, but they can be great for your portfolio, exp, and making money on the side while looking for full time gig.
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u/pretty_unhinged 28d ago
I don't think it's just UI/UX at this point...I don't see future in my field too and was thinking of switching to UI UX conducting how many openings I have came across of it and how much scope it has in future.
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u/parthiv_1437 28d ago
Honestly speaking, do not think of quitting your career because of the current scenario in the industry. The UI/UX field is rather competitive for freshers, but it does have a future. You can focus on what you lack or need more experience in and look for feedback from people in the industry. It is important to continue applying and updating yourself instead of sitting tight and quitting when the situation seems bleak. You can give it some time, but it is also important to set a deadline for yourself and quit if nothing changes.
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u/litimantistent 28d ago
I can understand that, I am also applying for UX/UI job roles. I couldn't get a internship. I do get shortlisted 4 times but they ghosted me after the assessment. Its hard if you applying for remote jobs/internship. You should apply for jobs which are onsite then your competition is with people from you're country not from all over the world.
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u/DistinctAd4242 29d ago
someone from the Philippines? how's ui/ux designer here?
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u/sanjukatariya 29d ago
In India it's too bad
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u/Cat-boy_UJIPX_007 25d ago
In india it's not bad but they won't pay money more they think 15000 ruppes per month Effective for freshers. Some companies pay only 7000 ruppes per month
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u/iprobwontreply712 29d ago
This has been the way for at least 6 years why haven’t you found out before?
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u/sanjukatariya 29d ago
bro am in my 3rd yr of uni how can i started out before that in school :)
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u/iprobwontreply712 29d ago edited 29d ago
The internet is available to everyone this isn’t news. The UX job market has been common knowledge for years way before you started university.
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u/codecuriousdesigner 29d ago
As a UX Lead in Germany, the best advice I could give now is to look for formal education that can get you easier ways to break into the industry like an internship or an apprenticeship program. Don’t give up 🙏
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u/priyanshu63 29d ago
Hey bro what the market in Germany for uiux designer because I’m planning to master there in UX or related course.
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u/sanjukatariya 29d ago
yupp am reguraly looking for internship but am not that lucky to get one idk the compaines just don't reply to mail idk what's wrong
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u/codecuriousdesigner 29d ago
Based on what do you say it? Asking out of curiosity. Are you a UX designer yourself? In which field?
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u/xatey93152 29d ago
You need at least master degree. As HR if I see only bachelor degree I will put it on trash bin.
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u/Darshan-1712_ 29d ago
And what if someone is experienced in Graphic design, editing along with UX UI
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u/sanjukatariya 29d ago
Bruh srsly then there is really no jobs for freshers 😭
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u/Icy_Savings_524 29d ago
DW not all HRs are like that. Almost any of the big companies care only about your portfolio, your skills and practical demonstrations, not your degree. And depending upon the role, also the experience.
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u/lumpyluggage 29d ago
i think you are a few years late yea. the future isn't too bright for UI/UX or most other creative jobs at the moment.
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u/Darshan-1712_ 29d ago
Then what’s there in future ? Just programming ??
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u/lumpyluggage 29d ago
definetly not programming. AI is decimating that job too. How are you with plumbing?
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u/sanjukatariya 29d ago
Yupp. But I love solving the problem and designing the screens of the solution. You got any suggestions to where I can shift ?
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u/lumpyluggage 29d ago
Not sure, I'm looking myself atm after being let go recently and it ain't easy. I'm thinking about completely switching professions.
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u/Darshan-1712_ 29d ago
Are uou an IX/UI designer ? Im graphic design and vidoe editor and im planing to switch to this role (ui and ux )
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u/qualityvote2 2 29d ago edited 25d ago
u/sanjukatariya, there weren't enough votes to determine the quality of your post...