I'm a design degree grad and have industry experience with a YC funded company and some freelance work. What's the industry looking for and what are the surface level skillsets us designers require to adapt to?
I have seen a lot of demand for designers with decent UI and visual design skills.
I believe design teams will start becoming smaller. Doesn’t make sense having a 40-50 member team for 1-2 products.
There was a lot of demand for specialised roles, especially during the covid hiring boom. Teams will look for generalist now; it’s easier to utilise and train a generalist junior designer.
These are my thoughts based on what I’ve noticed in my company and heard from other designer friends/peers.
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