Design Job Market Isn't Bad—Candidates Just Misjudge What Employers Value
soleio · x · 2026-09-04
Designer jgulden argues the design job market isn't actually bad right now—frustrated candidates have simply been misled about what the market values and how hiring works. soleio adds that the market rewards demonstrating exceptional capabilities economically: show great work and personality so people remember who made it, rather than writing vague lines about "creating tasteful, intuitive experiences."
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