Like the subject, he didn't hint at which industry he was a designer. It depends on whether you are a repetitive handyman in a design department or an artist who puts forward his own ideas and original ideas for a specific field.
The essence between the two is different. The former may just type a word in an advertising shop on the roadside. If the technology is good, it will be a day to earn a few k a month. If you are a famous designer of jewelry, clothing, etc. You often earn millions a year.
Designers we usually understand can be divided into graphic design, interior design, three-dimensional design, post-film and television and so on. Ordinary people's understanding of him is to master one or several kinds of design software and draw the required works repeatedly in a company that needs this software.
For example, a classmate of mine who studied accounting at university read cad books at home for three months after graduation and found a job of cad drawing, until now. Because he simply likes this, it can solve the problem of food and clothing. That's all.
In fact, designers are needed in any industry, from architecture to supermarkets to jewelry and abrasives.
The design industry can be divided into graphic design, space design, industrial design, jewelry design, game design, furniture design, architectural design, interior design, landscape design, clothing design, web design, system design, theater design, animation design, brand design, modeling design, magazine cover designer, packaging designer, image designer and so on.
360 lines, each line is the best, no matter what kind of technology you have, you have your own place to use, so designers should pay attention to professionalism, subdivide the field in depth, and remember that it is miscellaneous and wide.