My UX Portfolio Presentation | Hired at Meta, Google and Microsoft

Look into the exclusive reveal of my UX Portfolio presentation that secured offers from FAANG giants like Google, Meta, and more. Uncover the strategies and design insights that made my portfolio stand out in competitive interviews.
From selecting impactful projects to tailoring presentations for each tech titan, learn how to showcase your UX prowess and navigate the path to your dream job. Perfect for aspiring designers eager to make their mark.
✅Timecode:
00:00 Intro
00:53 Project selection
02:27Achievements
03:27 Project structure
05:08 My EXACT UX Portfolio Presentation
This video is about Land Your Dream Job: Proven UX Portfolio Strategy That Won Me Offers From Faang. But It also covers the following topics:
Effective Portfolio Layouts
Securing Tech Offers
Portfolio Development Guide
Video Title: Land Your Dream Job: Proven UX Portfolio Strategy That Won Me Offers From Faang | Product DesignTube
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Welcome to Product DesignTube with Sati Taschiba, your go-to source for elevating your UX/UI design career. I share personal insights, experiences, and practical tips that have shaped my career.
From motivational stories about winning prestigious design awards to detailed advice on making it in the UX/UI industry, including potential earnings and industry-specific insights, I aim to inspire and guide you to success in the dynamic UX/UI design field.
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[@vaishnavimishra7293]

I have never seen till this date, this level of work. I was awestruck. Amazing that's all I can say now. Please keep going and bring more stuff how you have cracked FAANG offers

[@ProductDesignTube]

Thank you! Will do!

[@manjiridurge]

Beautifully done! wow ! 🤩

[@ProductDesignTube]

Thank you! Glad that you liked it! ♥️

[@vvitchyfish]

This is a perfect representation of what I have been looking for on the expectations ! Thank you for sharing!

[@ProductDesignTube]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lakshmiraj1847]

Hi Sati, Thanks for this detailed presentation.This is really helpful.Great Job!!!!!

[@ProductDesignTube]

Glad it was helpful!

[@comirnat5524]

Thanks for sharing your presentation and experience. It's hard to repeat, great job!

[@ProductDesignTube]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@chacco26]

Thank you for such a detailed presentation. This is exactly what I was looking for.

[@ProductDesignTube]

You're very welcome!

[@MyDigitalHub]

It's a gem finding your channel. Thank you and kudos to your great work. ❤👏

[@ProductDesignTube]

Wow, thank you!✨

[@martadmytriv2436]

Hi Sati, following your videos for many years, during that time I grew up as a designer and that's so awesome to see that you elevated your skills too! Your English is awesome, thank you for the new content!

[@ProductDesignTube]

Wow! I'm thrilled to see you on this new channel too! Thank you for leaving a comment. Wishing you career advancement and all the best! ♥️

[@rezwan_ahmed]

I appreciate you providing such thorough information.

[@ProductDesignTube]

Glad it was helpful!

[@amlanmusic]

Loved it!

[@ProductDesignTube]

Thank you so much for watching and loving it!

[@hannatalkanitsa7030]

Hi Sati! Your videos are incredible! Just an idea: people would love to see a video where you delve into the process of preparation for entering FAANG companies as a mid/senior UX Designer. (I am based in EU) Share the materials you used(channels, books), the time required, and maybe throw in some behind-the-scenes details, as you always do! Online, this topic is a bit blurry.. If you're not planning on making such a video, could I consider you mentoring on this topic? Thanks a bunch!!

[@ProductDesignTube]

Hi, Thank you for the fantastic suggestion! Exciting news - I'm currently writing a book that will encompass all this information. The plan is to publish it at the start of next year, and I will also create a video on this topic. In the meantime, I encourage you to book a mentoring session through my Buy Me a Coffee page: www.buymeacoffee.com/taschiba. This will be a great opportunity for us to delve into your personal questions in more detail. Looking forward to connecting with you!

[@LifeOfACre8tive]

Subscribed! Really great content!

[@ProductDesignTube]

Welcome aboard!♥️

[@KseniaHa]

Sati, I just started to watch, but know that it will be useful. 🙏✨🐾

[@ProductDesignTube]

Hi Ksenia, I hope you like it!

[@Mike-schmike]

This is super useful stuff! thanks so much for making these types of real world job videos

[@ProductDesignTube]

You're very welcome!🌟

[@jayesh_15]

Good video

[@ProductDesignTube]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@muhidcs]

This is quite insightful! I personally dream of working at Google in the product domain. I'm going through a phase of finding my interests and learning and this gives me a great perspective of how to present my work.

[@ProductDesignTube]

I'm glad it was helpful! I hope your dream of working at Google comes true soon. Keep working towards it!

[@muhidcs]

@@ProductDesignTube Thanks! I would love to see a breakdown of tools you used to create this presentation. I am particularly stuck in creating a video comparison between old and new versions displayed inside a device frame and then adding that to a presentation (like you did at 18:30)

[@Bashuiux]

This is a very helpful video, Great job Sati! I suggest if you can help with source file for the Beginners to take inspiration, thanks!

[@ProductDesignTube]

Do I understand correctly that you're inquiring about the source file for this presentation? At the moment, I'm working on a book in which I'll include all the necessary templates and frameworks for acing UX/UI designer interviews. Please stay tuned for its release in a couple of months!

[@PetrAfanasyev]

Thanks! A lot of valuable information! btw do you still work on Design Lead channel? What will be the difference of this channel?

[@ProductDesignTube]

Hi! I've made the decision to focus solely on the English KZbin channel at the moment. This means I'll be dedicating all my time and energy here. The situation might evolve in the future, but currently, I'm unable to manage both channels effectively. Thank you for your comment and interest! Please subscribe to this channel, as I'll be regularly posting new videos here from now on!

[@gabrielamillercordeiro6530]

What questions do you typically get or anticipate in a case study presentation interview?

[@ProductDesignTube]

Typically, questions revolve around teamwork and the project's scale. If interviewers ask questions, it often means something wasn't clear in your presentation. This indicates a need to make your presentation more understandable

[@Shubham_Toshniwal]

That was a brilliant presentation! BTW, I have a serious question: How can I represent my UX case study in an effective way, considering my deafness and unclear speech issues? If you have a great idea about that, please tell me! I will appreciate it!

[@spacegh0stal985]

Are you not wanting to use an interpreter? I have a colleague that uses an interpreter during meetings and it’s really helpful for everyone. Also, AI has come such a long way, you could get a voice AI to read notes for you if you want to go a different/unique route.

[@ProductDesignTube]

Hi! Great and very important question. When a deaf person is presenting a UX/UI case study during an interview, there are several effective strategies to consider to ensure clear communication and showcase your skills effectively: 1. Accompany your presentation with written summaries or bullet points on each slide to guide the interviewer through your project. This helps in clarifying any points that might be missed during verbal communication. 2. Leverage technology like real-time captioning services or speech-to-text apps during the presentation. This can help in bridging communication gaps if the interviewers are speaking. 3. If you use sign language, consider requesting a sign language interpreter for the interview. Ensure the interpreter is familiar with technical terms related to UX/UI design to accurately translate any technical discussions. 4. After presenting, invite questions in written form if that makes you more comfortable responding accurately and thoroughly. 5. Prior to the interview, clearly communicate your needs to the hiring team to ensure they can provide the necessary accommodations for a smooth presentation. I hope this will help you!

[@redman140]

What software did you use to create this presentation with the ability to integrate animation inside?

[@ProductDesignTube]

Hi! It is a Pitch: Presentation software pitch.com/

[@redman140]

Thank you a lot!@@ProductDesignTube

[@udayverma6120]

Hello I am in my final year of college (bachelors) and will be starting at Ford as a SWE (which I am grateful for considering the job market). However, in the past few weeks UI/UX has really peaked my interest. I think I have a natural aptitude for it (more than coding). How do I choose what should be my career? I am really confused :(

[@ProductDesignTube]

Hi! Thank you for your question. You're not alone in questioning your career direction. I recommend starting to work as a Software Engineer to confirm whether it suits you, while also exploring freelancing as a UX/UI designer in your spare time. This dual approach will give you hands-on experience in both fields, helping you to clearly identify which path brings you the most satisfaction. With time and experience, you'll be able to make a more informed decision about which career to pursue long-term. I hope my advice proves useful to you. Good luck with your decision!

[@udayverma6120]

@@ProductDesignTubethank you very much. also, I do plan to move out of my country, do big companies sponsor visa for product designers just like they do for software engineers? Is it common?

[@shadle2361]

Where is your website ? Seems odd that you don't make it public

[@ProductDesignTube]

Hi! Oops! I've just realized that it's not working. Thanks for letting me know. I'm not planning to look for a new job in the near future, so I think I'll keep it disabled for a few months

[@faizanbaber]

One question! Do you share this presentation in job application or during the interview?

[@ProductDesignTube]

Thank you for your question! I actually shared it during my Past Work presentation in the interview. For job applications, I primarily use my portfolio, which you can view here: taschiba.com/. Feel free to take a look if you're interested!

[@faizanbaber]

@@ProductDesignTube thank you so much :) sure I will look at it and learn what I can

[@untold8718]

Hey but can i know how you learned UI/UX

[@ProductDesignTube]

Hey! I studied Graphic Design at university and then worked as a Graphic Designer. Meanwhile, I also started exploring web design. Gradually, I self-taught and transitioned into this field, which has recently evolved into what is known as UX/UI Design.

[@untold8718]

Can you recommend some resources to learn ui/ux

[@chumleyk]

Sadly, you're more likely to win awards for doing decent work for cool famous brands than great work for average unknown brands. It's very rare for the latter to get the publicity for the award companies (they are for profit companies, not charities) unless it's exceptional and will generate publicity for the awards.

[@ProductDesignTube]

You might be right, but the company where I won all these awards isn't well-known at all.