Article: At interviews, you can reference your portfolio when necessary. Look for opportunities to let the interviewer know that you have samples of your work and other material that they can look at. Be prepared to leave your portfolio behind if the interviewer wants some time to look it over after the interview. Don't bring your master or only one copy of your documents. Your master portfolio includes everything you might ever want a potential employer to see. However, all of those documents won't necessarily be relevant to every opportunity you have. Add and remove documents as necessary to target particular employers and positions. Letters of recommendation are a good place to customize. For example, if you have a job interview scheduled and you know the interviewer is an alumni of your university, you might include letters from professors more prominently. When targeting work samples, include only samples of work similar to what you would probably be doing if you were hired by that company. For example, if you're interviewing for a job as a graphic designer, the interviewer likely won't be interested in the short story you wrote for your English class even if it was published or won an award. It has nothing to do with your skills as a graphic designer. Make it a habit to sit down with your master portfolio at least once a year. Look at each document, updating as necessary, and removing older work that has lost relevance. Looking back at your career in a nutshell like this can help you identify gaps in your training or areas where you might need continuing education to stay up-to-date with recent trends in the field. You may also notice the development of new skills that may open doors to new opportunities you wouldn't have considered before. Once you've gone to all that work, you don't want to lose it. If you have a digital backup of all the documents in your portfolio, you can easily update it or recreate it if anything happens to your physical copy. You might also consider putting your portfolio on a website. You can include a link to the website on your resume. This could be especially helpful if you're in tech or media.
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Bring your portfolio with you to interviews. Customize your portfolio for each job opportunity. Review your portfolio to assess your career development. Create a digital backup of your master portfolio.

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Get the ulzzang style haircut. Cut your hair to a slimming length. Take good care of your hair.