Before landing my role as a UX Lead, I rewrote my CV more than undred times. Every iteration taught me something crucial about how we communicate value, leadership, and expertise, especially in a rapidly changing industry driven by AI tools, strategic product thinking, and evolving hiring standards.
A CV is never just a historical log of what you did. It’s a design deliverable, the very first touchpoint that leads a hiring lead to ask: "Is this person going to be a great partner, mentor, and problem solver on our team?"
Yet as design practitioners, we constantly face the same dilemmas:
Is the STAR method strictly mandatory, or can it hold back senior narrative framing?
Project-focused vs. chronological: which format actually lands with hiring managers?
Does a personal summary help establish your personal brand, or is it wasted screen space?
How do you strategically optimise for ATS algorithms without losing your authentic human craft?
Most importantly: how do you get your profile seen by an actual person?
Having navigated the job market as applicants and reviewed hundreds of applications as hiring practitioners and mentors, Alessandra Maccario and I know these challenges intimately.
Join us for an interactive online session with IxDF London: "Is Your CV Really Showing What You Can Do?" where we will share honest, practical insights from both sides of the hiring table across all career levels, from junior practitioners to senior design leads.
What to expect:
First 15 mins: Key insights on CV positioning, strategic storytelling, and avoiding common pitfalls.
Interactive Q&A: Open floor to ask your specific career and CV questions.
Live CV Reviews: Optional, real-time teardowns and feedback on selected participants' CVs
🗓️ Date: Monday, 28 September 2026
⏰ Time: 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM BST
💻 Location: Online via Google Meet
Whether you are actively interviewing, preparing for your next lead step, or simply refreshing your story for future growth, you are warmly welcome to join us!
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