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You Asked, We Answered - Listener Grab Bag #3
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Today we answer some great questions from our fabulous listeners! Hope it helps!
- Is it worth applying to jobs on LinkedIn and Indeed?
- We're supposed to network to find a job, but what do you do when no one you know has an open role?
- When hundreds or thousands of people apply to a job in just a few days, should you even bother?
- Why does it seem like companies are hiring more UX contractors these days? What does it mean for the future of the field?
- What are some UX research-adjacent careers that pay the same?
- With more companies wanting hybrid designer-researchers, what does this mean for the evolution of our skill sets?
- Why are companies passing up on qualified, extending the process in search for the “perfect candidate" (who may not actually exist)?
- Why do I keep seeing the exact same jobs getting reposted every few months for nearly 2 years now?
This episode is sponsored by the University of Pennsylvania Stuart Weitzman School of Design. Learn more about their Executive Program in Design Leadership here.
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