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Designing a Career Portfolio
Introduction: Sooner or later on will need a job. In order for you to make a favorable impression at an interview you should not only take care of your appearance but also how you prepare your Career Portfolio. It will make you more marketable and put you a step above the rest. A Portfolio represents you. Since it makes an appearance before you do, make sure it puts you in the best light possible. Task and Sources: Four of your friends applied for jobs at the same company. Three of them have an impressive academic record. The fourth guy has a very impressive portfolio, but a slightly less impressive academic record. Strangely, the company is interested only in this fourth applicant. They told him during his interview that his portfolio was the best they had seen during the past 3 years. Even if his academic record was a bit 'worse' than it is, he would still be their number one choice. You decided to find out what portfolios are. If you are convinced of their value, you are going to create your own portfolio too. Your job is to:
What are you interested in? What are the requirements? How much money will one make What should be on the cover letter? What needs to go in a resume? What should be said in a follow-up-letter? What does one need for his interview? ELECTRONIC PORTFOLIOS Research the benefits of electronic portfolios. Find out more about electronic portfolios:
Research the reasons for having a digital portfolio Classify the benefits of having a digital portfolio into the following categories
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