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'Placement Meet'

(6th April 2013)

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Interview Tips

Before Interview

BRAND yourself! What is YOUR identity?
Remember you are being interviewed for a “Creative job”, not some boring office job!

   

There are a million other designers just as good…or better. What separates YOU from the pack? Again…Brand yourself. RESUME – make it brief and specific to the job and company you’re courting.

   

SPELL CHECK - if you have a typo on ANYTHING you submit,  you will NOT get the interview. Have a friend or spouse review your materials as well.

   

Online Portfolio  

If you’re applying for a web design job, then your portfolio site better be tight and full of bells and whistles. Using the latest in all technologies.

If you’re a print designer, it should at least be creative, simple and easy.

Please check all the links on your site. Nothing worse than broken links. It’s like having a TYPO!

Pretty please, don’t make me download any fancy plug-ins. Because I won’t! Flash will do.

Last but NOT LEAST…Don’t present a portfolio website that is branded as a freelance site. Unless you’re applying for freelance work. You may come off as a competitor or cocky. It’s a fine line. Don’t walk it. An employer wants you to be dedicated to them, not out moonlighting and “burning the midnight oil”!

   

Portfolio Samples

Not too much, but just right. People don’t have time to go through your entire life’s work. .

Just pick out the BEST work.12-14 pieces is a good number.

NOTE. Pick samples that; you love, you get excited about, you can speak about.

START and END with GREAT samples. Be strategic.

Bring a sketch book or process book. Show employers how you work.