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Explaining your decisions

“A lot of our job in Design is framing an idea or persuading an audience. Data, facts and figures are not the most effective way to do this. Stories are.”

Wise CareersCareers in Design

Wise Careers · Undated, checked 11 November 2026

Stories persuade

Turn one screen’s fix into a component change the next team can use.

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How they say to prepare

“Try to weave evidence of the depth of understanding you have about AI into your preparations for interviews.”

Wise CareersBlog summary of advice by Peter Yeomans, Lead for Early Careers in Design

Wise Careers · Undated, checked 11 November 2026

Show what you understand about AI

Turn one screen’s fix into a component change the next team can use.

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“Be able to tell stories of how you found a problem and fixed it, not just solved problems you were given.”

Wise CareersBlog summary of advice by Peter Yeomans, Lead for Early Careers in Design

Wise Careers · Undated, checked 11 November 2026

Find the problem, not only solve it

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AI in your preparation

“Use AI to enhance your work, not avoid doing the work, and be able to explain the difference”

Wise CareersBlog summary of advice by Peter Yeomans, Lead for Early Careers in Design

Wise Careers · Undated, checked 11 November 2026

Enhance the work, don’t avoid it

Decide where an AI proposal that adds a £4 fee needs the person’s consent.

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“Be able to review the terms of use of different AI tools so that you know who owns the intellectual property you create using them”

Wise CareersBlog summary of advice by Peter Yeomans, Lead for Early Careers in Design

Wise Careers · Undated, checked 11 November 2026

Know who owns the output

Decide where an AI proposal that adds a £4 fee needs the person’s consent.

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What AI changes in the work

“Push your thinking in your projects to shape experiences driven by AI, rather than with AI bolted on”

Wise CareersBlog summary of advice by Peter Yeomans, Lead for Early Careers in Design

Wise Careers · Undated, checked 11 November 2026

Experiences driven by AI, not bolted on

Decide where an AI proposal that adds a £4 fee needs the person’s consent.

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“While AI can amplify our work by automating repetitive tasks, it requires human vision and insight to design entirely new experiences.”

Wise CareersBlog, starting your career in the age of AI

Wise Careers · Undated, checked 11 November 2026

Human vision for new experiences

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