Next-Gen Design Careers: Strategies for Standing Out in a Tough Market

 

The design and tech industry is experiencing its most turbulent period in years, and navigating the competitive job market in these tough conditions can feel like steering a ship through a heavy storm.

Each wave represents a new challenge—from understanding what employers most value in their upcoming hires, to mastering the art of salary negotiation in an economically challenging climate.

So, if you're looking for ways to navigate and shape the next phase of your design career, our upcoming d.MBA virtual event is for you.

Our special guest for this event is Tom Scott. Tom is the founder of Verified, an invite-only talent network connecting the top 1% of designers. Previously, he was the co-founder of Fearless: a global design studio working for FTSE clients through Series-A VC-backed companies. His passion is helping people find their mission and purpose in their careers.

 

In this d.MBA virtual event, we'll explore:


Valued skills:
What top businesses need from the next wave of designers and leaders.


Salary and rates:
Tactics for negotiating fair compensation in today's market.

How to stand out: What truly matters to top hiring managers evaluating design portfolios.

 

Want insights on overcoming the design and tech industry's latest hurdles?

The event is over, but you can still catch up! Enter your email to receive the recording directly in your inbox.

 

Special guest:

Tom Scott, Founder of Verified, an invite-only network for elite designers, previously co-founded Fearless, a design studio for FTSE and Series-A firms. Passionate about career purpose, he leverages vast design and leadership experience to mentor professionals.

 

Your host:

Tom Prior, is a Digital Product Designer, Design Strategist, d.MBA alumnus and also your host for this event. Tom has two decades of experience, and is passionate about helping fellow designers gain more confidence in their understanding of business.

 

Do you want to learn business skills relevant for designers?