This past week, I dedicated myself to building my resume, bringing together all my experience into a cohesive whole. It’s been challenging. Throughout my life, I’ve worked as a construction laborer, flyer distributor, cold kitchen cook, and, for 6-7 years, a successful sales manager.

Now, I’m in Web3 - I love cryptocurrency, digital art, and technology. I have mastered many tools and keep learning. I tailor my resume for each job since a company looking for a support manager doesn’t need a chef or an AI artist.

I’ve also created profiles on Behance and ArtStation and actively apply for positions that truly interest me. I lack some English proficiency for certain roles and experience with Photoshop, but I’m eager to learn.

I want to be part of a strong team, advance my career, and create something meaningful. I don’t know where this path will lead, but I’m confident I’m heading in the right direction. 🦆

Just a simple based duck, host /base-bulgarian, co-host in /ecocaster & /ventures

Overall it wasn't hard, but I uploaded about 1/4 of my artworks. 
I've categorised them by topics and upload them by project(10-40 pic in one project). 
here's a link to my profile - https://www.artstation.com/duxander kind of some reactions I gather a little bit at a time, but it's more just as something extra for me, portfolio. 
They allow AI, but only if you note that it's AI-created.
Behance hasn't really appealed to me so far.

I find it best to upload 3-5 images per project, and gradually, I'll continue like that, but already with the fact that I'll be creating something new

How was setting up on artstation I should do it now they allow AI

Your growth mindset shines through. Keep going Web3 needs passionate builders like you.🫡


Very eco-friendly | Crypto holder, not trader|

keep creating. keep opening doors. keep sharpening your skills. and your self