Thank you girl! I am a complete amateur to interior design. I’ve always loved interior decorating and i finally decided to make the switch in career, and I found this video super helpful! Great acting haha ❤
I'm watching this before my interview. I have a personal question.. I am a recent graduate of interior design. I only have one summer intern experience during 2019 (And it was more of an architecture assistant job so I didn't do real projects) would it be difficult to get a job with this history? I've been applying for junior design and just internships but I'm not getting a lot of feedback. what's your thought of advice? It would help to hear from someone with more experience...
I hope your interview went great! I don't think it should pose a problem considering you got your bachelors in interior design. If anything I think that is great experience you got from being an architecture assistant. I would keep trying and make sure to tailor your resume/portfolio to what they are looking for. Also, don't feel pressure or compelled to get that "perfect" deign job right after college, keep your options open. There are many different design jobs you can get and companies willing to train. Perhaps looking into working for kitchen cabinetry vendors, furniture companies, tile shops. Something to think about =)
hey!!! i am from India 🇮🇳 this video is really helpful for me... currently i am doing interior designing advance diploma i want to do job in abroad...so could you give me some advice how can i get job in abroad
I am also from India. If you learn Interior Design in India college will teach us that's applicable in India only. Based on little research i did get to know about this. If you really want get job in Abroad you should atleast do certificate progragrams or an AAS degree in Interior design(Assosiate of Applied Science in Interior Design) by doing this you can able to learn what their country does when it comes to Interior Design. Hope this helps you
same kind of rules apply except They might ask more questions about the projects you had done in school, software levels, how you deal with stress, and might ask about any other jobs you might have had.
You can ask about the company’s design process, what are top skills to have for this position, you can turn it around and ask them what they enjoy most about their job, etc. Think of questions you are genuinely interested in! Hope that’s helped!
@@SandraJessicaChavez Thanks for the reply. It really help, I so bad on interview even I have fully prepare my mind still went blank during the process.
Thank you girl! I am a complete amateur to interior design. I’ve always loved interior decorating and i finally decided to make the switch in career, and I found this video super helpful! Great acting haha ❤
I’m a freshman in college majoring in interior design and im so scared of messing up with internships and even work after I finish school
No one is perfect in this field! Hey, Mistakes helps us learn something we did not know before 🤓
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This was great!! Thank you so much for this effort in the video lol
You're such a great actress!! That was so funny!
Thanks! i tried 😅
I'm watching this before my interview. I have a personal question..
I am a recent graduate of interior design. I only have one summer intern experience during 2019 (And it was more of an architecture assistant job so I didn't do real projects) would it be difficult to get a job with this history? I've been applying for junior design and just internships but I'm not getting a lot of feedback. what's your thought of advice? It would help to hear from someone with more experience...
I hope your interview went great! I don't think it should pose a problem considering you got your bachelors in interior design. If anything I think that is great experience you got from being an architecture assistant. I would keep trying and make sure to tailor your resume/portfolio to what they are looking for. Also, don't feel pressure or compelled to get that "perfect" deign job right after college, keep your options open. There are many different design jobs you can get and companies willing to train. Perhaps looking into working for kitchen cabinetry vendors, furniture companies, tile shops. Something to think about =)
omg im going through the same exact thing
Great creative video. Thank you. How did you do the video with the split screen?
I recorded on each side of the screen and then put them together and cropped. I hope that made sense!
You're so funny and cute. Thank you so much, needed this. Bless you!
😊🤗
hey!!! i am from India 🇮🇳
this video is really helpful for me...
currently i am doing interior designing advance diploma i want to do job in abroad...so could you give me some advice how can i get job in abroad
I am also from India. If you learn Interior Design in India college will teach us that's applicable in India only. Based on little research i did get to know about this. If you really want get job in Abroad you should atleast do certificate progragrams or an AAS degree in Interior design(Assosiate of Applied Science in Interior Design) by doing this you can able to learn what their country does when it comes to Interior Design. Hope this helps you
Great content!!
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thank you!! welcome aboard =)
I am a recent graduate of fine art degree, I got interview for interior design. any tips?
what about the ones who just left school with no job experience
same kind of rules apply except They might ask more questions about the projects you had done in school, software levels, how you deal with stress, and might ask about any other jobs you might have had.
thank you☺
Do you have any tips what kind of question to ask?
You can ask about the company’s design process, what are top skills to have for this position, you can turn it around and ask them what they enjoy most about their job, etc. Think of questions you are genuinely interested in! Hope that’s helped!
@@SandraJessicaChavez Thanks for the reply. It really help, I so bad on interview even I have fully prepare my mind still went blank during the process.
@@qqping066 awee don’t worry it happens to all of us! It’s happened to me a few times 😆
Hahahahah...😂
The don'ts...
Haha Those were fun to act out!
Would… would anyone actually say or do any of these things ?!
I actually have witnessed some people saying/doing all the wrong things during an interview
Do I need my baa or aa degree to be a interior designer intership
either degree I am sure requires an internship
Mmmm sureee buddd 🥴 raise up your hand orrrr
I know you raised your hand don’t lie 🤣