>Graduate with a CS degree >Specialize in web/graphic design

Does your alma mater not have a career services office?

>>272726
I can't believe it's been 3 years since that screenshot. Time moves quicker than I can keep up with.

So you've got a portfolio. Look for local design companies and send them it saying you're looking for work. I know people who have had success this way as opposed to just applying for jobs, you should do both though.

>>272741
>/gd/ is 3 years old

Holy shit, what. There's no way that's true.

>>272747
>>272741
>I can't believe it's been 3 years since that screenshot.
I was THERE, man.

>>272736
It does, but since our CS department is so small, it only has IT or server management jobs

>>272741
>Look for local design companies and send them it saying you're looking for work. I know people who have had success this way as opposed to just applying for jobs, you should do both though.
Where do I look for local design companies? Should I look at the AIGA's site for that?

I don't understand op

just start applying to jobs

look at LinkedIn, eluta etc etc

prep your cover letter, resume, portfolio, interview

where are you located, op?

>>272726
Show us your portfolio.

>>272774

oh hell no. no. no. no. the AIGA chapter closest to where i live, either could not or would not provide me a list of places that ever existed. that is because they probably left their email account shrivel up and die? who gives a shit. i couldn't remember the shitter place i interned at, and needed someone to help me dig it up.

and it wasn't AIGA. at least not the ones near me. useless hipster arrogant waste of skin and bone.

>>272726
look for front end development jobs

since youre a cs major (not sure how your technical skills are) you should be fine doing backend development too