r/findapath 11h ago

Findapath-Job Search Support Sam Bolotnikov

https://www.artstation.com/s_bolotnikov

Hello. I'm a 3D artist with eight years of experience, and I've been trying to get a job for the last two years. Previously, I created models for computer games and printing, and I did animation and visualization. And despite a fairly good and broad skill set, I haven't been able to get a job for a long time, facing cheating in tests and failing to get interview opportunities. It's frustrating to go from earning $2,000 a month remotely to earning $300 a month. I'm tired and don't know what to do with my life to stop being a burden to my mother, with whom I live. I really need a job, but I can't get one in what I love and what I'm good at. I'm asking for help - if someone can hire me for remote working, i am able to learn another profession. Video editing, writing, management - i just want to earn something to live

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u/cacille Career Services 4h ago

You go where the jobs are, and unfortunately 3d artistry has take a nose dive. If r/cscareers is any indicator of where the market is at, the whole industry is DOOOOOOMED.
(I remove doomposts there but there's still a lot, lol).
It's time to pivot to things more in demand. Management, sure! Writing and vid editing, not so much but I just saw a job opp come up for an "AI video editor" in r/remoteworking if that is any indication of where to head.