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Unfortunately, compared to engineering there's a low barrier to entry for design. Many, especially small companies make their design hires without knowing what
by mushbino 6y ago
Unfortunately, compared to engineering there's a low barrier to entry for design. Many, especially small companies make their design hires without knowing what they're looking for. There are many nebulous concepts involved so it's easy to underestimate the challenges involved. For example, I took two semesters of color theory in college and we barely scratched the surface.
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