u/Dry_Sandwich_4324

This is the peak period for job hunting season. For job hunters, how are you doing?

I've been job hunting since March this year, but my documents weren't good back then. It took me months to finally fix my applications and give job hunting another go. So far, I got around 2 interviews, way better than when I first started.

If you're doing a job hunting, how are you doing?

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u/Dry_Sandwich_4324 — 1 day ago

Fastest rejection ever?

I'm currently looking for a web designer position, and I know I'm in a difficult situation due to the work in my current workplace, as well as the fierce competition in this creative field.

So there was a company that I was really hoping to get an interview, so I submitted my applications in the morning, with really high confident that I would get at least pass the screening stage, then BOOM! rejection email came just several hours later.

Wow, this really suck, but hey, I must continue.

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u/Dry_Sandwich_4324 — 15 days ago

Is it ok for PCIe cables bend like this?

Hi,

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I just upgraded my old rtx 3060ti to the rx 9070xt a couple of days ago. It runs great and I haven't had any trouble playing video games so far.

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But I'm kinda nervous about the bending of PCIe cables, as shown above.

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Is it ok like this? I took image through side glass panel.

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Thank you in advance.

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u/Dry_Sandwich_4324 — 2 months ago

For those who working on web design field or creative industry, how did you change job? (this is a repost from japanlife subreddit)

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So I have been finding a new job in web design since the end of March, and to be straight, it is very competitive field, way harder than I thought I would be. So in April, I wasn't even able to pass the screening stage, not a single one , then I took my time in the golden weeks holidays to fix everything, from my curriculum, to my portfolio, I even added new projects, created better structure explanation for each of my projects in my portfolio; which is ( in plain English) Production background - Concept - Production period - Area of responsibility (including scope of work and tools used) - way of thinking - Results - Project URL; I pretty confident I did everything right and yet, I still got rejected.

Now I think I gotta add some project summary for the recruiter to skim my portfolio faster, but I don't know if that would be enough. I also consult with 2 career advisors from Doda and Massmedian, but they wouldn't help much. And I got around 30 (maybe more) rejection already, up until this point. I don't know if the direction I go is right because I received no feedback whatsoever.

I just wanna ask if anyone who is working in web design or has been finding a job in this field, how did you do it?

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u/Dry_Sandwich_4324 — 3 months ago

For those who is doing 中途転職活動 on web design field, how many companies that you applied to?

So I have been finding new job since the end of March, and to be straight, it is very competitive field, way harder than I thought I would be. So in April, I wasn't even able to pass the screening stage , then I took my time in the golden weeks holidays to fix everything, from my curriculum, to my portfolio, I even added my projects, created better structure explanation for each of my projects in my portfolio; which is ( in plain English)Production background - Concept - Production period - Area of ​​responsibility (including scope of work and tools used) - way of thinking - Results - Project URL; I pretty confident I did everything right and yet, I still got rejected.

Now I think I gotta add some project summary for the recruiter to skim fast, but I don't know if that would be enough. I also consult with 2 career advisors from Doda and Massmedian, but they wouldn't help much. And I got around 30 (maybe more) rejection already, up until this point. I don't know if the direction I go is right because I received no feedback whatsoever.

I just wanna ask if anyone who is working in web design or has been finding a job in this field, how did you do it?

Edit: yes, everything was written in Japanese.

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u/Dry_Sandwich_4324 — 3 months ago