Industrial Design Job Hunt Strategy: Picking a Specialization with Christopher Negrete, Ep 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ส.ค. 2024
- We meet with one of my top industrial design students, Christopher Negrete, to discuss career and job hunt strategies. This episode is all about picking a specialization. It can be very scary to do this. Designers are usually attracted to novelty and variety. But the reality is that you can't be everything to everyone.
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John Mauriello has been working professionally as an industrial designer since 2010. He is an Adjunct Professor of industrial design at California College of the Arts.
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This is by far the most asked and most doubtful question among students. Thank you for addressing thst
Thank you for watching!
Specialized or generalized = inhouse or agency = work 8h a day or until you are done = Family or not = make slow progress or rush experience = make allways the same or do every month a new genre = stay in your field or have much more responsobility
and at least: be payed good or get less.. :)
Nice compilation 😂
So thankful for this video! I’m a recent industrial designer grad and am applying now to places.
More vids coming soon :)
@@Design.Theory Excellent! I hope to hear more about steps to take following getting a list of companies you're interested in and seeing if you have any connections there.
Great conversation! I'm right at the same place as my second vaccine should be good to go in about 7-days here, and get back to looking for work. Gotta get my mind back to thinking about how to go about the job hunt. Trying to think about what companies locally might be looking for my skillsets and experience level is always the a hardest part.
You can do it!
These job hunt videos are going to be a multi-part series. It will be no less than 5 episodes. If you want specific advice about your career, feel free to join my Discord chat server, along with about 700 other designers: discord.gg/hFw55nh Enroll in my online industrial design course, Form Fundamentals. bit.ly/335vsqO ...I'll teach you about visual storytelling, design language, and form. Make a killer portfolio and land your dream job.
Thanyou for this vod!!!
Thank you soo much for the video. Looking frwrd to the next one.
More to come!
damn, are they asking now "where do you see yourself in 20-25 years" instead of 5 years? :D World is reeeeeeally fast :)
Thank you, John. This is a really cool concept!
I think it's good to figure out what success looks like for you, and work backwards from there.
super concept! looking forward to watching is journey and learning along the way :)
More to come!
Christopher, you should design mechanical watches. Those are mostly designed and built to last 100+ years.
Take notes, Christopher!
This is a great idea for a series
Thanks Joe, I think so too
6:51 That's before paycheck announced.
Hey John, I got an interesting question for you. When you design a product, till what point are you involved with it? Do you prefer to be there till the final launch and even beyond or just prefer being the ideas guy or anywhere between/beyond these limits?
I prefer to see it through from very beginning all the way to product launch and beyond. But it really comes down to my availability and the client's needs.
How about a design breakdown of that microphone!
Let's do a design analysis of your first car.
@@Design.Theory The golf or the honda, I had the golf for like a month and then it capped out.
@@nnapolitx the black one. pretty sure it was a honda
@@Design.Theory dude! 2003 Honda Accord Se, 2.1 L 4 cylinder. 2nd best car I ever had. I actually had it for 11 years, and donated it to cars for vets when I left. Down here I have a 2015 Hilux, DX 2.5L diesel that I love. 4x4, never been stuck, the thing is invincible
Super useful video, i'm about to graduate in july and i'm job hunting right now.
I got an offer to do an internship in a well-kown furniture design studio, but it's non-paid. what is your opinion about that? Should i take it for the experience?
This is highly subjective and situational. Only you can determine what is right for you. I did take on an unpaid internship at the very beginning of my career before I had graduated, but I kind of wish I had spent more time to find a paid one.
Christopher?? Yoooo
lol
Is there a Solar Punk branch of industrial design?
No but you can make one!
@@Design.Theory Unfortunately, I'm specialized in the cyper-punk/post-apocalyptical design aesthetic quadrants.