I chose to tackle UX Portfolios first because these days we all need one to get a job. And we often tend to get stuck in analysis paralysis because creating a portfolio can feel so overwhelming, and we all have a million other things we’d rather be doing.
But guys, you need a UX portfolio. Now. Yesterday! What if your dream job comes knocking on LinkedIn tomorrow? The recruiter or hiring manager will ask you for a copy of your portfolio in their first or second email, I promise. And what they see in that portfolio will determine whether you get an interview or not. In this 40-minute class, I’m going to show you how to quickly create a PDF portfolio that requires no website, no Behance or Dribbble account, no coding, no hassle. All you’ll need is access to a presentation program like Google Slides, PowerPoint or Keynote, or a publishing program like InDesign. You can use whatever you’re already comfortable with. Recruiters and hiring managers are perfectly happy to receive a PDF version of your portfolio (it’s easy to email, read and print), and you can always put a copy of it online if you need a URL for your resume, LinkedIn profile or an online job application. We’ll cover: More info - https://skl.sh/2COkyWr
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