Jobs in Computational Design

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Permalink Reply by yogamaja on March 15, 2025 at 1:38pm

Searching for jobs in computational design can be a bit of a maze, especially when platforms like Indeed don’t make the process as seamless as they could. I was looking for relevant listings and had some trouble uploading my portfolio through their site. After running into these issues, I contacted https://indeed.pissedconsumer.com/customer-service.html . They responded quickly and helped resolve the issue. It’s nice when support is efficient, but I really think the platform could do more to ensure a smoother experience for people seriously job hunting.

Permalink Reply by Charlie Flint on September 17, 2025 at 7:29am

I’ve also been trying to find a job for a while, sending my portfolio and resume to job sites, but suddenly I came to the thought that I’m not that interesting of a specialist who can attract an employer. Unfortunately, of course. Now I’m thinking I need to somehow improve my knowledge or skills, maybe study somewhere, get a new specialty. Basically, just develop myself somehow to handle the competition.

Permalink Reply by Maximilian Hohenzollern on October 7, 2025 at 5:22am

I like that so many companies and employers now focus less on formal education and documents confirming it, and more on practical tests that immediately show a candidate’s real characteristics and abilities. I think the workkeys practice test is one of those examples. This one’s a free, practice version that’s really useful for people planning to take the real exam later when applying for a job.