3D Interior Designer

My career goal is what I've said to have the client satisfactory and it will make me more motivated doing my job and will continue to excell more, and if given a chance to prove all that then maybe someday I can be a manager and be in a high position and that will be my career goals as a designer.

I always updating myself with reading some architectural or interior design magazines and since today, gain some information is not a problem we could have as much information from internet, it is a very good resource.

A good way of using lights in the room is to use 80% of lights overhead, and 20% of light should be a free stand or wall mounted like table lamp, art lamp, library lamps, scones, etc. It will draw attention of your interior and paintings

I actually designed a tea house in which I had the chance to work with other designers. We are three then, and we got the chance to explain to the client what we really wanted to execute on their shop, and we really had a great experience of exchanging our thought with the clients and also a brainstorming of us designers.

Experience in dealing with clients through my freelance work. Teaching experience demonstrates my capability as a designer as well as someone who can inspire others and take responsibility. Confident communicator, people person. Experience in sales and customer service roles. Skills perfectly suited to the job description.

A more seasoned space planner/designer in a leadership role with more responsibilities. Venturing into increased freelance work.

Stress on the word “implemented”. Here, the interviewer is trying to find out your contribution to the project not the teams’. Try to add instances where your suggestions have led to a successful project and not the contrary. Do not try to stress about suggestions in which it has been a disastrous result.

I have worked with teams on different projects at my current position. I think it went very well. I believe the key to working well in a group, is to stay organized, and to communicate thoroughly.

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Do not try to ignore this topic. If you say no, then the interviewer will understand that you are lying. The solution is to state a minor conflict and explain how well you tried to resolve the disagreement. Focus your answer on how you prioritised the problems faced and tried to resolve in each step.

For example: “I’ve never had any major conflicts in the past. But I have had certain small ones. The main process that I try to follow is that I prioritise the issues faced or the errors that the client sees and try to talk with them. I listen to their suggestions carefully and try to analyse how this problem could be solved.”

If you are staying in an apartment, you can use stacking technique or hang baskets for maximising vertical space. You can use window ledge or slimline balcony by planting with suitable containers also you can put ornamental plants on door step or entrances.

I make myself known to people by always asking questions based on space and architecture and directing the attention towards design. I would help market the company by improving the way clients can access them (websites/social media)

A client that was very tight on budget and had unrealistic goals. I had to sit and explain in detail about the whole process and then we decided to tackle part of a room at a time to contain costs over time.

I find that it can be benefitual to work in a team setting, so you can bounce ideas off each other, and get others opinions on things. But I also think it is nice to really tune into things yourself, without influence on occasion.

I have not have any direct leadership experience but I have worked in teams quite a lot of times. I was selected to take part in a problem solving competition which was a very memorable experience as I got to exchange ideas and work together alongside other students to produce a solution. I have also done a lot of debates from studying sociology where a lot of times we depend on each other's viewpoint to present an arguable point.

Actually, I got into this field to become an architect but midway through my education I realized that I loved the interior aspect a lot more than the architectural aspect. I really enjoy designing personalized spaces for people and for brands and not the over encompassing architecture. I enjoy studying people and making designs that reflect what people want specifically. I feel architecture was more about building and efficiency and things like that. Interior is more about the person and the user which is really what I'm into.

☛ About client budget and timeframe

☛ About design style

☛ About decision making

☛ Whether worked with any designer before

☛ How you visualize the design process taking place

☛ Put decorative mirror especially for a smaller space

☛ Put art/photo at appropriate height on the wall

☛ Don’t surface in acoustic or theatre if you have, it will bounce back the sound waves

☛ Check room dimension first before selecting furniture

☛ Don’t over furnish the room

☛ Use color co-ordination carefully, otherwise it will go bizarre

☛ Use appropriate lighting