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Breon Waters II
Senior Product Designer | UX & Human-Centered Design Expert | Specializing in 0-1 Development for Emerging Tech
Breon Waters II is a Senior Product Designer at DEPT®, with over 12 years of experience in product design, branding, and augmented reality. He specializes in creating immersive experiences and has a strong background in 0-1 development for emerging technologies. His educational foundation comes from the Art Center College of Design.
In addition to his role at DEPT®, Breon is also the founder of Holiday Free Of, a line of augmented reality-enabled holiday cards, showcasing his innovative approach to design and technology. His professional journey includes notable positions at companies such as Frog Design and LegalZoom.123
Breon is active in the design community, sharing insights through various platforms, including his personal portfolio website and podcasts, where he discusses topics related to software development and design practices.24
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I want to share a concerning experience I had with a job interview scam involving someone pretending to be Aubree Billick Jones, Vice President of HR at Abercrombie & Fitch Co.
Key Details Initial Contact: I received an email about a Graphic Designer role from an unusual email address: [email protected].
Interview Process: The interview was conducted on Skype (ID: live:.cid.c9d3f354e6698daa) through instant text-based chat, supposedly to allow the entire department to assess the conversation.
Red Flags: During the interview, they asked over nine questions and then requested the name of my bank under the guise of checking compatibility with their salary payment system. They avoided answering when I requested to speak with another team member via email or phone call.
I disclosed my bank's name, which, in hindsight, seems like a foolish mistake I wouldn't normally make. However, given the financial pressures of unemployment and the need to support my family, this opportunity appeared to be a viable way to improve my financial situation.
I'm sharing this to prevent others from falling for the same scam, or a similar one. Many people are struggling to find work and make ends meet in a job market that feels straight out of Squid Game.
