Visual Communication
portfolio class

resources :: calendar :: what you need :: jobs + salary calculator :: senior show :: tips

"A portfolio is a design problem."

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ARTICLES
Presenting | AIGA ARTICLE |
Writing your resume | AIGA ARTICLE |
Top Mistakes | AIGA ARTICLE |

:- Top 10 Coverletter Tips
:- Coverletters made simple
:- 6 ways to bomb an interview
:- 3 steps to a successful interview
:- What motivates you
:- Why do you want to work here
:- Interview Pointers
:- Six Answers
:- Avoid non-verbal mistakes

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resumé // business card // coverletter // envelope + mailing label // thank you // leave behind // online portfolio //

Have it ready and send it as soon as you finish with an interview. It can be a letter using your resume format, a postcard, note card or a leave behind with a note. Something formal that says thank you and remember ME. (even if you after the interview you don't think that firm is for you – send a thank you and follow up. The design community if very small and maybe they are friends with a firm that is right for you.)

T I P S::
Create something that relates to your system, reminds the person who you are. You can create a series of postcards to send after the interview and months after to remind the person that you are still available.