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Y'all, we reached *1k subs so fast* that I wasn't even able to address it in the video 🥹😭. Thank you all so much for being her and all of your support. 🤍 I can't wait to share all the awesome content I have planned for you. Now, if you're ready to deep dive into UX, check out my UX playlist for a one-stop shop of all my insights and tips: th-cam.com/play/PLBbz9RiTtMUIuQQkJPKaM-C5pj1bsHsHw.html See you there! ✌🏼
OMG thank you so much for this info!!!! I am currently a software developer, but always felt more passion for design and arts, I have decided this year to switch to UX desig and I am studying UX Google certification I am fascinated with this UX world.
You're very welcome and that's so exciting, OMG, I'm wishing you all the best. You got this, don't let the negative people dissuade you, there is still so much opportunity in UX if you hustle and find ways to differentiate yourself in a sea of people with similar portfolios and profiles. You got this! 💪
As an experienced graphic designer wanting to make a big career switch into UI/UX, I literally don't know where to start. I am currently taking the Google UX Certification Program and a huge part of my interest is in UX Research. Your video gave me insight on what to do next. Cheers!!
I know, I wish that more companies were still supporting remote work. 🫤 And thank you so much, can't believe we're finally past 1k! Thank you so much for the support 💛 😊
Yep. I live in Brazil and is Very hard to have oportunities in entry level carrer. Sometimes I want tô give up especially because I work 10 hours a day tô suport my self. However im passionate about this and I Will not give up
I have had my alerts on for a while for the UX and the IT . I only ever see the roles that require a degree or experience. Is it best to check certain times of years if you dont have a degree or experience. Thank you for the video
Thanks for pumping out all these awesome vids and congratz on 1k! As a 4th year undergrad, I'm currently applying to internships and was wondering if you would recommend submiting ATS friendly resumes or designed ones in your experience?
Thank you!!! And you're very welcome, I'm honestly having fun 😄. I have tried both resume approaches and I would say that the easily scanned, minimal formats performed best for me. With that said, I think you can still add your own design flair to the ATS friendly resumes, maybe that could be a good video - a walkthrough of my old resume and how I made it my own. What do you think, would that be helpful?
This is so true, the opportunities really vary by country and another country that seems to be having a lot of opportunities is India. I think that there is definitely a shift in big tech to increase hiring in Lower Cost of Living countries where the pay is a lot less to save money and you'll see a lot of growth in places like India and Poland which is definitely not great to hear if you're in the West. 🙁
Thank you for the info.! It's really helpful! It looks like these apprenticeships might have certain time of periods opening up the spot for the candidates as I see they don't hire anyone at this moment. I will def. check these out periodically to see what applicable programs are out there! Thank you!
First of all, I love your content SO much! I am currently a PhD student in HCI with a specialty in UI/UX design. Am I eligible to an internship or is it only for undergraduates?
For an entry-level UX Engineer role interview, should I focus on preparing for Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA)? Is there typically a whiteboard interview? What should I prioritize when preparing for this position, and what can I expect during the recruiter call?
Thank you for making these videos! It really eases the anxiety of entering the UX field. I am a college graduate going through a career change and a complete newbie to UX, I'm genuinely enthusiastic about pursuing apprenticeships. Do you have any additional guidance or resources that could assist me in standing out and securing an apprenticeship? Congrats on 1K subs!!!
Thank you! I'm glad you find the content helpful. The only other advice I can offer is that if you're applying for an apprenticeship, try to focus on or showcase your ability to work with different partners because I heard that is something they're looking for in future apprenticeships. Hope this helps, and good luck!
Awe! I found your video the VERY day after they closed applications 😭 But thanks so much for the info!! Do you have any other suggestions for entry/jr ux-ers? Im completely self-taught. I've spent the last year and a half learning all there is to learn, including some volunteer products I created (to learn software). But Im ready to work now and would like to work with a company but have no clue where to find the jobs to fit my criteria
Oh no! Junior roles are tough right. We were actually talking about how we wish we had more interns and junior designers in our team but hiring has slowed down so much in the last couple of years. Have you looked at Pinterest? I know they have an apprenticeship program too. I don't think there's really any insider tip I can give you... the only thing I've found useful is keeping my eyes open on LinkedIn for posts of folks announcing junior roles but they are super competitive. The only other option are internships but the are usually limited to university students which I don't think would be helpful ugh I wish I had better suggestions 😥
Thank you for creating such helpful content! I love the mix of UX and art! Do you happen to know when in the spring (2024) the Google UX apprenticeship application will open? I'm really interested in this opportunity
Thanks for the video! It was a very useful information for me. I am from India. I am switching career from marketing to ux, how helpful is this to finally get a job offer after completing?
This is such great info! Thank you for sharing. I'm currently in the middle of completing the Google UX Design Certificate and I'm a bit worried about the resume part for these apprenticeships since I don't have a resume that particularly caters to design nor do I have a completed portfolio. Should I submit a resume that deals specifically with UX or would a regular resume (mine has mentions of my past work experiences in international-related fields and marketing) suffice? Also, which would be a better path to choose when getting your foot in the door of UX: an internship or an apprenticeship? I'm super interested in UXD and my passion for it is growing so I'm hoping that by the time the applications open I have something to show 😭
You're very welcome! Don't worry at all about showing design experience in your resume because they're not expecting you to have any at all. They're actually looking for people that are new to design or switching careers, from bootcamps, etc. So, I think if you frame it as you're switching careers and explain that in your cover letter (if they ask for one), you'll be okay! Internships vs apprenticeships are different. For intern you'll need experience in design whereas apprenticeship you don't. Talking about Google specifically, internships require you to be enrolled full time at university whereas apprenticeships don't. Depending on where you fall between those prerequisites will determine which one is a better fit for you. Hope this helps and good luck! 💪
I haven't Bachelor's degree on UX/UI Designe but I learned Graphic & UX/UI Design from a Institute. I take a 1 year Diploma Course about Graphic & UX/UI Design. So My question is Can I get a job giant company like Google, Facebook, Amazon ect.
Hi! While a formal degree can be helpful, a strong portfolio and practical experience are equally important. Focus on building your skills, networking, showcasing your work and, with dedication, you can definitely aim for top-tier companies. You got this! 💪
Hi there, if you're wanting to focus on UI, I would look for a cert that focuses on visual design for interfaces to get a better feel for the role. Cal Arts has an interesting one www.coursera.org/learn/visual-elements-user-interface-design
Thanks so much, that means a lot. 🥹 I actually think that you are able to apply to 3 different roles at Google at a time but double check just to make sure.
Internship is usually a summer or a couple of months and are for students, apprenticeships are for people without a design background and last 18 months
There are a lot of apprenticeships available but I'm not sure if there's a UX one in India. Keep your eye out on the Google Apprenticeships career page in case one opens up: buildyourfuture.withgoogle.com/apprenticeships
@@aashwinsharma1724 hi Bro m doing a bootcamp Course for UI UX .. but u can learn on your own as well.. just need to invest time and effort.. 3-5 months enough
I think so :/ But there is a filter in the apprenticeships careers page that lets you filter by country so I would double check to see if there are any opportunities in Brazil.
This is a total lie. I literally just checked those exact links and when you click apprenticeship for IT, nothing comes up in the search results. The only options on those search pages are either requirements for already having a degree, or in the lowest level, you have to be currently working on one. Clicking on apprenticeships for one of the other categories just brings you to the search page again but it's showing results for jobs that clearly require degrees and loads of experience. Why lie?
As I mentioned in the video, the cohort applications for this year are already closed and the next cohort will start taking applications in the spring of 2024. Obviously, jobs that are not apprenticeships have different requirements and are unrelated to what was discussed in the video. As a designer at Google, I currently work with 3 of the 2023 UX apprentices so the program is still running and thriving. Please watch the full video and double check your research before making accusations and misleading aspiring apprentices. Good luck.
Dude why are you so vulgar? As you can see he's a smaller creator, which means he doesn't have much to gain from lying about such a niche thing, for no reason. There's no rage bait here. I think you need to take a breath and go touch grass, say your gratitudes, and go do a good deed. Maybe it'll help reset your super quick anger.
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Y'all, we reached *1k subs so fast* that I wasn't even able to address it in the video 🥹😭. Thank you all so much for being her and all of your support. 🤍 I can't wait to share all the awesome content I have planned for you. Now, if you're ready to deep dive into UX, check out my UX playlist for a one-stop shop of all my insights and tips: th-cam.com/play/PLBbz9RiTtMUIuQQkJPKaM-C5pj1bsHsHw.html
See you there! ✌🏼
Super fast! Congrats!
Thank you! 💪
Applications open spring of 2024! Checkout this helpful Reddit thread from 2023 applicants: reddit.com/r/dataanalysis/s/zwmhvDX62r
OMG thank you so much for this info!!!! I am currently a software developer, but always felt more passion for design and arts, I have decided this year to switch to UX desig and I am studying UX Google certification I am fascinated with this UX world.
You're very welcome and that's so exciting, OMG, I'm wishing you all the best. You got this, don't let the negative people dissuade you, there is still so much opportunity in UX if you hustle and find ways to differentiate yourself in a sea of people with similar portfolios and profiles. You got this! 💪
best video i stubled upon, thank you so much
You're very welcome
As an experienced graphic designer wanting to make a big career switch into UI/UX, I literally don't know where to start.
I am currently taking the Google UX Certification Program and a huge part of my interest is in UX Research. Your video gave me insight on what to do next. Cheers!!
Wish apprenticeships were available remotely, anyways congrats on 1k+ subs, love from Pakistan :)
I know, I wish that more companies were still supporting remote work. 🫤 And thank you so much, can't believe we're finally past 1k! Thank you so much for the support 💛 😊
Yep. I live in Brazil and is Very hard to have oportunities in entry level carrer. Sometimes I want tô give up especially because I work 10 hours a day tô suport my self. However im passionate about this and I Will not give up
I have had my alerts on for a while for the UX and the IT . I only ever see the roles that require a degree or experience. Is it best to check certain times of years if you dont have a degree or experience. Thank you for the video
I legit had no idea google had apprenticeships!! This is a legit option!!!
I literally found out about it recently too, it's incredible!
Thank you for sharing this!
You're very welcome!
Thanks for pumping out all these awesome vids and congratz on 1k! As a 4th year undergrad, I'm currently applying to internships and was wondering if you would recommend submiting ATS friendly resumes or designed ones in your experience?
Thank you!!! And you're very welcome, I'm honestly having fun 😄. I have tried both resume approaches and I would say that the easily scanned, minimal formats performed best for me. With that said, I think you can still add your own design flair to the ATS friendly resumes, maybe that could be a good video - a walkthrough of my old resume and how I made it my own. What do you think, would that be helpful?
@@rahpdesign that would be super helpful, thanks again!
Feels like options are very narrowed UX/Ui is only available for Us. Not opportunities in Canada or Europe
This is so true, the opportunities really vary by country and another country that seems to be having a lot of opportunities is India. I think that there is definitely a shift in big tech to increase hiring in Lower Cost of Living countries where the pay is a lot less to save money and you'll see a lot of growth in places like India and Poland which is definitely not great to hear if you're in the West. 🙁
Thank you for the info.! It's really helpful! It looks like these apprenticeships might have certain time of periods opening up the spot for the candidates as I see they don't hire anyone at this moment. I will def. check these out periodically to see what applicable programs are out there! Thank you!
You're welcome! Yes, I think the open cohorts yearly and each track and country seems to open at different times. Definitely keep an eye on it. 👀
Love your content! Can you do a video going over resumes/cover letters for those with no experience? Keep up the great work!
Thank you!!! And yes, resumes will be my next video 👏🏼. Excited to share my ugly resumes too 🤣.
Good looking out!!!
You're welcome!
First of all, I love your content SO much! I am currently a PhD student in HCI with a specialty in UI/UX design. Am I eligible to an internship or is it only for undergraduates?
For an entry-level UX Engineer role interview, should I focus on preparing for Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA)? Is there typically a whiteboard interview? What should I prioritize when preparing for this position, and what can I expect during the recruiter call?
I"m not familiar with the ENG recruiting process, unfortunately. Only UX
Thank you for making these videos! It really eases the anxiety of entering the UX field.
I am a college graduate going through a career change and a complete newbie to UX, I'm genuinely enthusiastic about pursuing apprenticeships. Do you have any additional guidance or resources that could assist me in standing out and securing an apprenticeship? Congrats on 1K subs!!!
Thank you! I'm glad you find the content helpful. The only other advice I can offer is that if you're applying for an apprenticeship, try to focus on or showcase your ability to work with different partners because I heard that is something they're looking for in future apprenticeships. Hope this helps, and good luck!
Awe! I found your video the VERY day after they closed applications 😭 But thanks so much for the info!!
Do you have any other suggestions for entry/jr ux-ers? Im completely self-taught. I've spent the last year and a half learning all there is to learn, including some volunteer products I created (to learn software). But Im ready to work now and would like to work with a company but have no clue where to find the jobs to fit my criteria
Oh no! Junior roles are tough right. We were actually talking about how we wish we had more interns and junior designers in our team but hiring has slowed down so much in the last couple of years. Have you looked at Pinterest? I know they have an apprenticeship program too. I don't think there's really any insider tip I can give you... the only thing I've found useful is keeping my eyes open on LinkedIn for posts of folks announcing junior roles but they are super competitive. The only other option are internships but the are usually limited to university students which I don't think would be helpful ugh I wish I had better suggestions 😥
Thank you for creating such helpful content! I love the mix of UX and art! Do you happen to know when in the spring (2024) the Google UX apprenticeship application will open? I'm really interested in this opportunity
OMG thank you for mentioning my art content too. 🥹 They still haven't opened up the UX apprenticeships in the USA but definitely keep an eye on it.
That is very helpful. Thank you.
You're very welcome, glad to hear that!
Thanks for the video! It was a very useful information for me. I am from India. I am switching career from marketing to ux, how helpful is this to finally get a job offer after completing?
This is such great info! Thank you for sharing. I'm currently in the middle of completing the Google UX Design Certificate and I'm a bit worried about the resume part for these apprenticeships since I don't have a resume that particularly caters to design nor do I have a completed portfolio. Should I submit a resume that deals specifically with UX or would a regular resume (mine has mentions of my past work experiences in international-related fields and marketing) suffice? Also, which would be a better path to choose when getting your foot in the door of UX: an internship or an apprenticeship? I'm super interested in UXD and my passion for it is growing so I'm hoping that by the time the applications open I have something to show 😭
You're very welcome! Don't worry at all about showing design experience in your resume because they're not expecting you to have any at all. They're actually looking for people that are new to design or switching careers, from bootcamps, etc. So, I think if you frame it as you're switching careers and explain that in your cover letter (if they ask for one), you'll be okay!
Internships vs apprenticeships are different. For intern you'll need experience in design whereas apprenticeship you don't. Talking about Google specifically, internships require you to be enrolled full time at university whereas apprenticeships don't. Depending on where you fall between those prerequisites will determine which one is a better fit for you. Hope this helps and good luck! 💪
i feelt sadness when i found out Mexico is out of the bucket :( however thank you so much cause your content has been so usefull.
I know, I wish we had apprenticeships all over the world too :(
Thanks for the support though, nos vemos en el proximo video 😊
I haven't Bachelor's degree on UX/UI Designe but I learned Graphic & UX/UI Design from a Institute. I take a 1 year Diploma Course about Graphic & UX/UI Design. So My question is Can I get a job giant company like Google, Facebook, Amazon ect.
Hi! While a formal degree can be helpful, a strong portfolio and practical experience are equally important. Focus on building your skills, networking, showcasing your work and, with dedication, you can definitely aim for top-tier companies. You got this! 💪
Could I get a recommendation ?
Hello I'm currently learning ui design by myself but im thinking of getting a cert from coursera so would you say I'm doing a good thing?
Hi there, if you're wanting to focus on UI, I would look for a cert that focuses on visual design for interfaces to get a better feel for the role. Cal Arts has an interesting one www.coursera.org/learn/visual-elements-user-interface-design
Thanks. This was very informative. Are there any apprenticeships for African but remotely?
You're very welcome. I would keep an eye on the apprenticeships website for the latest updates and positions. Good luck!
Also, am chatting you from Nigeria, I would really love to be enrolled in remote apprenticeship. thank you..
Hi! There are a lot of apprenticeships available. Check out the Google careers page for more info: buildyourfuture.withgoogle.com/apprenticeships
How i can find UX jobs in Vsncouver? Any tips!
I'm not familiar with the Canada job market, unfortunately :/
ur videos are amazinggggg❤..love ur content :) i have a doubt..do we apply two role at same time.?(bcuz i am interested in both role)
Thanks so much, that means a lot. 🥹 I actually think that you are able to apply to 3 different roles at Google at a time but double check just to make sure.
do you know when Googles UX design apprenticeship program is open?
I’ve been looking but they hadn’t opened the applications in the USA the last time I checked.
Love this video!!!
Thank you!
All these opportunities seem to be in First World Countries.
I know, I wish they would expand to more parts of the world :/
Is this apprenticeship remote, if yes where do I access it..
Hi! There are a lot of apprenticeships available. Check out the Google careers page for more info: buildyourfuture.withgoogle.com/apprenticeships
nothing in Australia
How is this different from an internship?
Internship is usually a summer or a couple of months and are for students, apprenticeships are for people without a design background and last 18 months
Also internships as well.
Yes! Internships for UX at Google require you to be enrolled in university though and to have a UX portfolio. Apprenticeships don’t which is awesome!
Is there Apprenticeship In India for UX Designer?
There are a lot of apprenticeships available but I'm not sure if there's a UX one in India. Keep your eye out on the Google Apprenticeships career page in case one opens up: buildyourfuture.withgoogle.com/apprenticeships
@@rahpdesign Thanks alot ❤️
Hi parag any updates?
I’m in a really tough condition i require some one to talk to . Maybe i can be of help to you .
Please reply . I’m a third year engineering student . With a knack for ui ux design. Atleast i’d like to think so
@@aashwinsharma1724 hi Bro m doing a bootcamp Course for UI UX .. but u can learn on your own as well.. just need to invest time and effort.. 3-5 months enough
Would love to get one a one-on-one session with you
Thank you! I’m getting a lot of request so I’m trying to figure out the logistics. Stay tuned 💪✨😎
@@rahpdesign you should try ADPList to manage the logistics! :)
Is only for the US ? I currently live in Brazil and the ux design area is really new, so I dont have a lot of options here for entry level positions
I think so :/ But there is a filter in the apprenticeships careers page that lets you filter by country so I would double check to see if there are any opportunities in Brazil.
How package now?
What do you mean?
No one in africa?
Not yet, unfortunately. 😕
😍😍
This is a total lie. I literally just checked those exact links and when you click apprenticeship for IT, nothing comes up in the search results. The only options on those search pages are either requirements for already having a degree, or in the lowest level, you have to be currently working on one. Clicking on apprenticeships for one of the other categories just brings you to the search page again but it's showing results for jobs that clearly require degrees and loads of experience. Why lie?
As I mentioned in the video, the cohort applications for this year are already closed and the next cohort will start taking applications in the spring of 2024. Obviously, jobs that are not apprenticeships have different requirements and are unrelated to what was discussed in the video. As a designer at Google, I currently work with 3 of the 2023 UX apprentices so the program is still running and thriving. Please watch the full video and double check your research before making accusations and misleading aspiring apprentices. Good luck.
Dude why are you so vulgar? As you can see he's a smaller creator, which means he doesn't have much to gain from lying about such a niche thing, for no reason. There's no rage bait here. I think you need to take a breath and go touch grass, say your gratitudes, and go do a good deed. Maybe it'll help reset your super quick anger.
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