

Lead Product Designer at Johnson & Johnson
Lead Product Designer at Johnson & Johnson
🛑 CURRENTLY TAKING A PAUSE FROM ADPLIST 🛑
Hey there, I'm Lian Xin, a Product Designer working at Johnson & Johnson, one of the world's largest healthcare and pharmaceuticals company!
I was a mid-career switcher who successfully broke into the UX industry upon graduation from a UX design bootcamp in Singapore.
Having spoken to a couple of people who are thinking to do the same, I've decided to come onto ADPList to help answer some of your burning questions:
✷ What are the pros and cons of going through a UX bootcamp?
✷ How can I learn UX for free?
✷ Is UX right for me?
✷ How to land a job as an entry-level designer? How can I leverage my past experiences as a mid-career switcher to land a job in UX?
✷ Should I be a generalist or specialist?
I also offer CV and portfolio reviews, mock case study presentation critique sessions, and job offer evaluation. Whether you're looking for one-off guidance, or long-term mentorship, if any of the above speak to you, come chat!
“I approached Lian Xin because we shared a similar path being UX bootcamp graduates and I wanted to learn about her journey. She is a friendly mentor who shared about her journey openly. We also went through my portfolio and she gave very helpful and constructive comments on how I could improve on them from the pov of a hiring manager.”
“Lian Xin is definitely a good mentor in giving advises and sharing a lot of her experience, supporting me to become a product designer. She always provides constructive feedback on my work, and helps me grow along the journey as a self-taught product designer, encouraging me to think beyond than just a junior or freshie.”
“Lian Xin's advice is very strategic and realistic. She helped me a lot on my journey to becoming a good UX Designer. I feel comfortable sharing my concerns and questions with her, and listening to her honest feedback. Will have another session with her in the future. Thank you, Lian Xin!”