Hit pause if deeper motivation is missing from your UX job search
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One of the main takeaways is to go deeper in the motivations for a career change.
This isn't only necessary to give career transitioners the staying power needed for the long UX job search process, but it'll also come up in UX interviews and critical career conversations.
We hope our new article article serves to help you reflect on the reasons that lead you to UX, because those reasons make all the difference in helping you continue your journey and make it in the industry.
Speaking of career change, there's a great Skillshare course by Carly Cunniff on how to transition into UX design. Carly is a senior UX manager at Amazon and shares her framework for transitioning into UX, which includes workshops on personal branding, portfolio building, and networking. Plus, if you sign up for the course with the UXB friend link, you'll get 14 days of Skillshare Premium for free.
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