"I was an unemployed designer with an architecture degree. Now I lead UX for AI projects."

Last week, a subscriber emailed me: "I've applied to 147 jobs. No callbacks. What am I doing wrong?"

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78% of design hiring managers screen for it. If you can't speak to agentic workflow design, RAG, vibe coding, or human-in-the-loop systems in an interview, you don't have a shot.

8 weeks ago, Milena took our UX for AI Certification. She wasn't a developer. She'd never touched RAG. Never vibe-coded an agent. She was an unemployed designer with an architecture degree.

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You read that right — they came to her.

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Cohort 2 starts this Friday, June 12, 8 AM PT.

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— Greg

P.S. Still on the fence? The only difference between you and Milena is that she stopped waiting. The 147-applications person is still sending résumés into the void. Milena has recruiters in her inbox. Which one do you want to be?