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“"There are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people." Similarly, for this question, I think friends in the design world have different answers in their minds, which vary depending on the size of the design institute, the region where it is located, the individual's major, working years, and even personal personality. The purpose of this post is to hear everyone's opinions. Everyone has different backgrounds and different opinions. I just want to gather everyone's opinions. On the one hand, it is for reference by people in this industry, and on the other hand, it is also for comparison by people in other industries. One person's statement may not be comprehensive, but ten people's statements may be able to reflect an industry to a certain extent, and one hundred people's statements should be able to reflect an industry. Please talk about all aspects of work, life, treatment, health, and even gray income.
Being a designer is pretty good, and the salary is very high, but it’s just a waste of your brain.
I heard that a lot of design work involves copying and pasting... Many times when it comes to creative design, it's not that you don't want to do it, but that you're just worried about taking responsibility. If something goes wrong, it will stain your career. . . For repetitive work, the prospects are not too great.
The short-term prospects are okay! It’s hard to say in the long term!
Designing is better than going to a chemical factory
The short-term prospects are okay! It’s hard to say in the long term!
At present, most designs are applied or modified designs
I am in my sixth month at the Design Institute. . . Learn from the project * middle. . . I have the same problem as LZ
Do design for a few years first, and then do craftsmanship. At that time, you will be more powerful. You will combine theory with practice. It is amazing!
I work in a small design institute and have been working there for 5 years. Income is in the upper middle range of the city. . . It’s quite tiring, and I have to keep learning. * I am constantly recharged and my knowledge is updated quickly. Especially since I am a craftsman, I have too many things to master.
Anyway, the threshold for every design institute now is extremely high. Does that mean the prospects are better?~~