03 Feb 230 0  

Let your portfolio say it for you!

Looking for the proper job for you is challenging and necessitates a lot of effort. Of course, cultivating your skills is one side of the process.
Another vital factor you have to put into consideration is building a compelling portfolio. A portfolio is a professional way to display your work according to your major.
It includes a full detailed insight into you and what you are doing.

These insights usually are biographical information, resume, cover letters, recommendation letters, copies of educational certificates, copies of awards and honors, samples of your work, and a summary for every project. Portfolios are required in fields; as graphic design, photography, videography, video editing, content writing, and web development. Because kind of demands employers to evaluate your output and see how it can fit into the position.

Luckily, online platforms have come in handy for many candidates to create professional portfolios in a matter of seconds.
However, you may be wondering what to include and how to tell that your portfolio is considered strong? Firstly, choose wisely from your work samples what to include in your portfolio. I can relate to you like all of your projects.
I really fell in love with every piece of writing I wrote. But, clear your mind and set some standards for your choices. They have to be diverse, so try not to post work with the same execution technique or style.

Instead, show that you can produce distinctive projects. Secondly, always show samples of what you want to work on most.
Therefore, if you work in different majors, it is preferable to create an individual portfolio for every field.
So you can apply with the portfolio that suits the application. Thirdly, don't think about quantity over quality.

Only think of posting high-quality projects aside from their numbers.
Try taking a wide look at job requirements and post samples that fits the demands.
It will be appealing to include some of the projects you generate for companies or previous employers.
Write a summary about the company and its feedback about the output.
Now, I can recommend some websites to start your portfolio on.
LinkedIn, Wix, WordPress, Behance are great websites to start with, free, and easy to use. They are suitable for every type of work, whether it is written or visual.
Creating a portfolio is one major step into grabbing attention of HR specialists and companies to get a chance for an interview or employment.

Good luck!