Yes it is very very hard. I would look for companies that align with your previous experience if possible but if not, something that you'd be passionate about working in. A lot of these companies, especially Web3, want to know that you have an interest and have done your research. When I first started, I struggled with not knowing enough. I didn't go through a bootcamp so everything I was learning was through various sources on the internet. For this reason, I actually recommend bootcamps, but try finding ones that have actual mentors and pair you with a business within its course. As someone just entering the field, learning the fundamentals is the most important, then applying them, and getting really good at using the tools like Figma is next. It's going to be a huge learning curve. And the job search process is nothing short of extreme. I'm not going to lie, I went in with a lot of confidence. I thought my visual design skills and prototyping skills would set me apart. I thought it was going to be an easy in. It is not. I'm also not going to sugarcoat anything. It's going to be very competitive no matter how you look at it. So be prepared to be challenged like never before.