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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In today's episode, we talk about our own struggles when we started out in the industry and how we might have missed out on certain key aspects of design during our design education years. Keeping accessibility and ethics as the crux of this episode, we also touch upon other topics like portfolio development, soft skills, and other necessary things that might help a young designer land a job/project and also help them to grow as a designer in the industry.
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