I read a lot about designers out of college having a hard time finding a job. I just want to say to those that are having a hard time finding a job that it is unfortunately very common for some reason. I graduated from SCAD Atlanta in 2020 with my BFA in graphic design.
I am a little over a year out of college. (I am contracting, so I am not a salaried employee) Salary: I make 40/h, it works out to around 80k. Position: Junior Graphic Designer (Marketing Dept) Ultimately this is why threads like this should be encouraged - talking about salaries is the best way for us all to get paid our due. My previous job (which is a neighbouring borough) really didn't. It certainly varies council to council though, the one I work for pays well. I would certainly say though that in terms of workload and stress Vs how much I get paid, the public sector is working very well for me. The other reply is correct in pointing out London weighting, I wouldn't earn so much elsewhere. My previous job role at another council was senior artworker and I earned 28k, so it was a good jump for this job. There's two of us and we have a team of freelancers for times of high workload. My boss is the Managing Designer (he earns about 55-65k). My actual title is simply 'graphic designer'. I handle all my own projects from start to finish, including managing client relationships, ordering print work and managing relationships with suppliers too. Well I only used the term mid based on the actual job role in terms of responsibility and my level of experience. Join our Discord server Design Subreddits LIST
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