Now, I’m not the offi cial “International Board of Design Answers,” so I can only give her my personal advice (go back to school and be a doctor), but for the past 11 years I’ve been interviewing and hiring designers for my business, so I do have some experience in crushing the hopes and dreams I mean, carefully evaluating talent and giving these deserving young designers a chance. She asked me what I thought she could do to help her stand out to potential employers. It was from a woman who was just about to enter the graphic design market (she had some training, but no real professional experience), and she had some serious concerns about how she was going to stand out from the crowd when trying to get a job in today’s competitive market. Just recently, I got another one of those “most-asked” questions. So, as you can see from this piece of advice I’ve just dispensed, my counsel (although not necessarily poignant) is nevertheless straight to the point, and is based on years of careful research and thought (or in this case, not).
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Usually, it’s either about their career or they need guidance on a big purchase they’re going to make (such as a monitor or a camera) but sometimes they ask me regular stuff, like how to meet girls (I tell them the first step is to buy an electric guitar).
About once or twice a week, I get an email from a reader asking for my advice about something.
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