I do a something I call a "twenty application test" every quarter where I will send out my resume to 20 companies who are hiring designers to see if I can make the cut.
The results this quarter are the most shocking for me, because the amount of interviews I got was a big fat zero. A 100% rejection rate from the first screening.
So I repeated the test with a junior mentee's resume, and got another big fat zero. What does this all mean? We've all been expecting this.
I'm smiling as I write this because I've again managed to successfully predict the market's doom but here it is: The UX bubble has finally burst.
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