There are a lot of companies, specially the Fintech ones, which do not allow their employees to showcase the design work from the office in their personal UX portfolio due to the NDA agreement. This is very prevalent when you are working on institutional application / softwares. Writing to see if anyone here is facing similar issues and if yes, then how you tackling it when it comes to applying for new jobs and presenting your work?
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@XRFAH13 I just downloaded relevant design documentation and uploaded to my own Dropbox via a browser. That means I’m technically liable, but tbh nothing I worked on was Top Secret Google X type stuff.
Also a good article can be found here:
https://www.interaction-design.org/literature/article/how-to-handle-non-disclosure-agreements-ndas-when-you-write-your-ux-case-study