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Is my portfolio/Resume “Industry Standard”
I am currently working on improving my portfolio, which includes my reel as well as my résumé to make it “industry standard.”
When I showed her my portfolio and résumé and how I would post my cover letter on one page and on a second page my portfolio, and on the third page post my references, she told me that was not in industry standard, and that you were never supposed to post your references on that unless you’re asked to.
So now I make my cover letters and portfolio separate. Here is my portfolio and résumé in two separate documents.
Are they industry standard?
Also, here is my Reels.
https://youtu.be/GgkjoZaZh\_A?is=eLV\_h5kJKIeybloN
https://youtu.be/A0NxTuh8iXM?is=0CbS9olqnP\_uMs6d
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OcQgsYMLXSXalxibM47PY1nK92rwOFUs/view?usp=sharing
Are my reels “good enough?”
u/Proudtobeautistic22 — 12 days ago
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I swear the quote was in there somewhere 😂
Had a 45 min interview the other day and somehow spent way too long looking for one specific answer. I knew the person said it, i just had zero clue where in the recording it was lol.
I usually jot down timestamps while interviewing, but apparently not for the one part i actually needed 🤦♂️ ended up jumping around the audio like an idiot trying to find it.
Anyone else do this? What’s your move when you remember the quote but completely forgot where it was?
u/JobPrior7825 — 12 days ago