It's hard. We've been there, you've been there. 
Let's answer some important questions to get you started:
<ul>
 <li>Looking for a job can a job itself</li>
 <li>What techniques should you use to find one?</li>
 <li>How do you get one with little experience?</li>
 <li>What about porfolios?</li>
 <li>Is networking important?</li>
</ul>

It's hard. We've been there, you've been there. Let's answer some important questions to get you started: Looking for a job can a job itself What techniques should you use to find one? How do you get one with little experience? What about porfolios? Is networking important?

It's hard. We've been there, you've been there.&nbsp;
Let's answer some important questions to get you started:
<ul>
 <li>Looking for a job can a job itself</li>
 <li>What techniques should you use to find one?</li>
 <li>How do you get one with little experience?</li>
 <li>What about porfolios?</li>
 <li>Is networking important?</li>
</ul>

#1 – Finding a job

We both listen to a lot of podcasts, buy courses we never take, and get bored with circular conversations about how to craft the perfect component, pick the right border radius, and construct accessible colour palettes. 

So we decided to make our own show where we will try as little as possible to talk about the pixel-pushing side of design. 

This is a podcast (not) about design, by two designers.

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We both listen to a lot of podcasts, buy courses we never take, and get bored with circular conversations about how to craft the perfect component, pick the right border radius, and construct accessible colour palettes. So we decided to make our own show where we will try as little as possible to talk about the pixel-pushing side of design. This is a podcast (not) about design, by two designers.

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