UX Resumes Reviewed: Know What You Want

Time to review another two! UX resumes from Design Squad UX community on Discord (also the largest UX community out there). In this video, I'll quickly run through both submissions and highlight the key areas for improvements that are essential to stand out from the crowd and get that UX research or product design job you're after.

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[Madi_Miso]

Binging all your videos as I dive into the industry. I've got a non-traditional background in UX and these resume videos are extremely helpful!

[Theleroylives]

Excellent video. I have a developer background and am currently transitioning to UX design. Your tips have really helped me focus and tailor my resume toward the specific UX fields I want to break into. Many thanks from the US!

[reggisbatera]

Thanks for some much love, attention and patience. I always watch your videos and every time I am amazed by the amount of knowledge you bring to us! Congrats on your book too! I've finished reading it this week :)

[JansleyMusic]

Very helpful, I’m halfway through my bootcamp and your videos are a great supplement. thanks Vy!

[dimkin]

Thank you for the tips these are useful! I see, that even designers with a background in IT and many relevant skills, can still be wordy. I wonder what, people like myself who try to transition from a different industry, can fill the resume gaps with, to make these noticeable!

[abisolaoladipo]

Thank you for this video. Can you make one about double column and single column resumes?

[Maryamismail]

I am new to the ux and II industry, and I work to hard to become one. I just wonder if is it still worth it to become a UX II designer in the future. I am afraid all my hard working goes in vain studying the wrong field and I will not find jobs for the future

[abhidave]

I'm so confused and demotivated right now what to do Finish my Portfolio on a Building Block level(Bootcamp teaching on Surface level not explaining Hows & Whys) or get an internship to learn more (Science & Technique whys & how's CRITICAL THINKING at a strategic level) faster with practical experience but again my portfolio is Completed till Information Architecture and Some random DAILY UI Designs will i get an internship on this which I've done or just go with the bootcamp and side by side learn in Depth I was thinking to get an internship or do freelance coz I left my Job 3 months ago I'm doing nothing My bootcamp Sessions happen every Saturday Sunday 4 hours and in the week time I have a Mentor please help me to decide what to do

[DB-hmmu]

Tailoring your CV as you present it makes sense until... you find that 99% of the UX jobs out there want you do EVERYTHING