Elaine

2.1) What type of companies hire UX designers?

2.2) How to decide which is suitable for me?

2.3) The minimum skill sets expected from UX employers

2.4) UX Jobs in HK: Interactive-UX designer

2.5) UX Jobs in HK: Product Designer

2.6) UX Jobs in HK: UX Researcher

2.7) UX Jobs in HK: UX Researcher

2.8) UX Jobs in Canada: UX Designer

2.9) UX Jobs in Canada (Agency): Creative&UI Designer

2.10) UX Jobs in Canada (Corporate): Design Researcher

Bonus 1: What skills are designers missing?

Bonus 2: Do I need a master degree to get a UX job?

3.1) Tech Trends

3.2) What are UX employers thinking?

3.3) Craft resume: Visual Presentation

3.4) Examples of Visual Presentation

3.5) Craft resume: Positioning/Strategy

3.6) Peer Critique and Shit Sandwich

4.1) UX portfolio and the industry

4.2) Reflect your skills in a portfolio

4.3) Different angles to build your portfolio

4.4) Bad examples of portfolio

4.5) What makes a bad portfolio?

4.6) Good examples of portfolio

4.7) What makes a good portfolio?

4.8) Case study: Osim

4.9) Case study: Hang Seng Bank & Floatti

4.10) Case study: GoAnimate

5.1) Understanding what an employer needs

5.2) Why only a good portfolio is not enough?

5.3) Soft skills to prepare before an interview

5.4) Soft skills needed during interview

5.5) Why some companies assign take home tasks?

5.6) Presenting your portfolio

5.7) Soft skills needed after the interview

5.8) Why you need soft skills in a UX job?

5.9) People you need to deal with

5.10) Soft skills throughout design process

5.11) How to collaborate effectively in a team?

Bonus 3: Think forward for your career

Bonus 4: Tips on interdisciplinary collaboration