Using Social Media to Land Your Dream Job as an Artist/Designer with Tyler Pate | The Typecast Episode 22
In this episode, Tyler Pate, a graphic designer and illustrator, shares his journey in the design industry and the challenges of managing multiple projects and roles. He discusses the importance of networking and connections, the value of a degree in graphic design, and the benefits of working freelance and agencies. He emphasizes the significance of recognizing achievements and celebrating accomplishments—highlighting the pivotal role of social media has played in his career development.
This conversation touches on the importance of exploring different hobbies and finding joy in creative pursuits. They also touch on the value of personal branding and how it can lead to unexpected opportunities.
All that and more when you listen to this episode:
Why networking and connections are crucial in the design industry
Recognizing and celebrating accomplishments for personal growth
The importance of time management and prioritization when managing multiple projects
How social media can play a significant role in the career development of designers
Tips for putting your work out there and making connections
Tyler’s experience of being approached by a huge brand for a dream job
Why embracing the creative process and learning from failures is essential for growth and success
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Website: tylerpatedesignco.com
Instagram: @thecreativepain
Tiktok: @thecreativepain
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