Posted by core jr | 27 Aug 2007
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Over at Coroflot's Creative Seeds blog, Dan Buchner, VP of Design and Innovation at Continuum, shares the three things you need to do in a design job interview. Here's a taste:
Most design firms receive hundreds of portfolios a month. The best firms get even more. To avoid being clumped (and possibly overlooked) with similar applicants (with similar capabilities), think deeply about what it is that differentiates you as a designer--and as a person--from others in the portfolio pile. But standing out does not mean sending a portfolio that's molded into the shape of an origami swan or delivered by carrier pigeon. It means contextualizing your work as part of a larger process, and describing the process of your work in the form of a narrative.
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