Marina Krutchinsky

If you're contemplating a transition into UX, you probably:

1️⃣ Feel overwhelmed by all the information out there
2️⃣ Struggle to find time to study and practice UX design
3️⃣ Lack clarity about where to start
4️⃣ Don't know how to network effectively in the UX community
5️⃣ Question your abilities to break into the field

You might resonate with all 5. You might just identify with 1.

So, why does this matter?

Well, UX is one of the fastest-growing fields right now.

And while it may seem intimidating at first, having the right guidance can make all the difference.

Don't believe me?

Here are 5 things transitioning professionals have said UX mentorship helps them do:

👉 To identify their unique strengths
👉 To help stand out in a crowded job market
👉 To understand and build relevant skills
👉 To communicate their design thinking effectively
👉 To create a portfolio that got them hired

Having a mentor does all 5 of these and more.

But you're busy with other stuff like, I don't know, your current job, life responsibilities.

So what happens now?

I'll provide UX mentorship for you.

I've mentored numerous transitioning professionals, enabling them to successfully break into UX roles.

That's how powerful mentorship is when the guidance is tailored to your specific needs.

And no, I don't mean:

❌ Empty pep talks
❌ Irrelevant advice
❌ Generic resources

I mean ACTUAL hands-on guidance. Provided by an experienced UX professional. Who leverages your unique strengths, industry-proven frameworks and the understanding of UX job market to get real results.

So, your decision is this:

A - Do you want to navigate this transition alone, and risk feeling overwhelmed and directionless?

or

B - Do you want to team up with me, have personalized guidance, get your questions answered, and boost your confidence in UX?

Take your time - let me know which one it is.

A or B.

If you decide B - reach out and let’s do this.

Speak soon.