Every week, I talk to UX designers who tell me:

“I don’t have time for networking.”

“I can’t do strategic outreach—it takes too long.”

“I just need to apply to more jobs.”

Then I ask them how they’re actually spending their time.

❌ Scrolling job boards

❌ Auto-applying to 50+ jobs a week

❌ Tweaking their resume for every new listing

❌ Checking emails, waiting for responses that never come

That’s not job searching. That’s busy work.

The problem isn’t a lack of time. It’s that most UXers are doing job hunting the hardest way possible.

Here’s what happens when you flip the approach:

✅ Spend 3 focused hours a week on targeted outreach

✅ Get direct connections to hiring managers

✅ Book real interviews instead of sending blind applications

That’s exactly how my clients land jobs faster—with less effort.

Case in point:

Gary was spending months mass-applying. Zero traction. We switched him to a simple 3-hour-a-week system:

1 hour: Identifying decision-makers at his dream companies

1 hour: Sending targeted, personalized messages

1 hour: Following up strategically

Within 2 weeks, he had 5 interviews lined up.

You’re already putting in the hours. The real question is: Are you spending them wisely?

If you’re ready to stop wasting time and start making real progress, DM me “3HOURS” and I’ll share the exact system that works.