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Top Ten Portfolio Tips
By Eddie Prentiss, Director & President
Here are my top ten tips for creating and maintaining a winning portfolio:
- Always show your best work. Quantity is not a substitute for quality.
- Show your ability to think strategically and in broad terms.
- Communicate that you can execute on that strategy or vision.
- Make sure your portfolio matches the position you're looking for.
- Create a portfolio that can speak for itself (in case you don't get an opportunity to show it).
- Get qualified feedback from a reliable source in the industry before the interview.
- Be open to negative feedback and use it as an opportunity to learn and improve.
- Remember that the content of the portfolio is more important than the case.
- Save original samples and make multiple copies to mail or leave behind.
- Finally, how many pieces should be in a portfolio? Enough to prove you can do the job.
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