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Where can I go if I switch careers after 10 years of working in a design institute?

2016-11-30View Original

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I have a question: after working in a design institute for ten years, where can I turn to work in another field?
Reply #22016-11-30
It’s not easy to answer this question, as everyone’s situation is different. But if you post on a forum, it’s surely because you’ve encountered a situation that leaves you at a loss. It’s recommended to clarify your thoughts, analyze yourself, and then interact with people from various backgrounds to understand the reality
Reply #32016-11-30
Any industry will work as long as you want to~~~ it depends on what you want to do~~~~
Reply #42016-11-30
Is working at a design institute not good? Why leave the job?
Reply #52016-11-30
I still want to work in design!
Reply #62016-11-30
Dry design is also tiring; there are constant revisions
Reply #72016-12-01
Go to the client side and ask for fewer unreasonable revision requests, so we can focus on our design work:D
Reply #82016-12-01
Working in design must be exhausting, and the pressure is also considerable. But since I’ve been in this field for ten years and have gained some experience now, why would I want to change careers? If I do decide to change, should I still choose this industry? I could work as a designer at a company below my current level; if I really want to change careers, it’s better to choose carefully.
Reply #92016-12-01
It’s because the industry is in a downturn right now; actually, no industry is doing well these days. It makes no difference what you do.
Reply #102016-12-01
Going abroad to work in design – there are many projects overseas.

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