The UX Design Resume That Got Me a Job at Google (free template download) How To Write a UX Resume

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I completely agree. Resume is king when trying to get that first gig. So much great advice here. I can def see why your channel is kicking off! Can't wait for the next video. Great job and much appreciated

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Hope you all enjoy this one!!! I'm trying to get a better at storytelling so let me know in the comments if you enjoyed this format 💛. Feel free to check out my UX Case study video next as it pairs well with this one: https://youtu.be/oJbDmqTLXO4

This is incredibly helpful. Thank you!

This is a gem. Thank you for sharing your experience and using your own resume for us fellow weeboos trying to transition to UX. 🙏🏼

Thank you for being so helpful and giving such valuable advice! You're doing so great :)

This is huge!!!! Thanks buddy

Such a helpful and legible resume review!

I keep my faith in this guy a lot. Like I literally try do stuff the way he’s explaining

Great video, thanks for sharing :) I just subscribed to your channel. You are a very good storyteller! Keep it up :D

Could you make a video on the possibilities for UX specializations? You mentioned AI, AR, and block chain tech and I just wanted to know more. I love the integration of psychology in interaction design and research and I myself went to school for philosophy so anything that also contemplates the ethics of ai and design in tech would be fascinating as well

Really needed this 😅🙏

Wow you got the video out in just a week, thanks so much! I was scared that a double column wouldn't be read correctly but you showed otherwise. Just wondering, did you use InDesign to make your resume or something else? Super helpful as always thanks Ricardo!

Hi lovely! What is the font size you used? And are there any suggestions where to find a 2 column cv format or where to build one?

This is really helpful, thank you! Your structure places various sections on the skills tab and their relations in a paragraph. Do you believe this is superior to merely listing skills in bullets? Bullet points are commonly used, and I wonder if this might impact ATS scan results.

Omg you are great! I feel like I want to be your friend now hahah if you ever come to Gettysburg let me know! Haha

Thanks for sharing your resume journey! It's super helpful for me to improve mine! I've always been confused about the format... some say formal works better, some root for creative, and some say better to have both... Can you also share your tips on font sizes for body text? What's the smallest size you recommend? Does that matter for a digital resume? I'm wondering if there's a way to put all the text up there without feeling too crowded or too hard to read🤔 Btw, your thesis - "How can we design better work spaces for introverts and extroverts?" sounds so cool haha😆

Love this.

Hey Ricardo! Thanks so much for sharing this! I've watched a bunch of your videos and always find them insightful! I was also kind of wondering.. How much coding knowledge does Google expect you to know for your position? I've been kind of struggling with this in my current UI/UX job and wondered if you had the some of the same expectations? I'm currently learning Javascript and I have a basic knowledge of HTML and CSS. I'm also debating on taking some Coursera courses to learn about data bases, but I really wonder if this is all necessary to do UI/UX effectively?