People with design jobs, (specifically graphic design), what does your day to day life look like? Do you enjoy your job?question (self.Design) ... Post a comment! ... Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement and Privacy Policy. © 2024 reddit inc. More on old.reddit.com

I think I would try and make the narrative more personal - the headline ‘senior associate design and marketing’ didn’t make much sense to me and the third person project descriptions make it hard to understand who the portfolio is about.

I think you can do a lot worse than a headline that says something like ‘my name is OP and I’m a graphic designer based in State’ that would make it super clear whose portfolio this is and what you do for a living.

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Doing a great deed, I'd upvote this thread if I could. Really concerned about how the industry's going to be through this, and I'm yet to find anywhere on Reddit where it's being discussed :( More on reddit.com

I’ve been working as a graphic designer for about 5 years. I like the job and I enjoy being creative, however, lately I feel like people don’t value it, especially with AI slop going around and people seeing design as disposable. I also feel like I constantly need to upgrade my skills, I’m kind of expected to be a graphic designer, marketing person, social media person and on top of that do UI/UX, video editing, motion graphics, 3D design, web design…You get the idea. It’s a competitive industry. I love learning new things and solving problems, so I put up with all of it, but sometimes I wonder if this is something I could do for the rest of my life. I can’t see myself at 60 learning new disciplines at my current pace. More on reddit.com