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Can people post their CV/resumes or portfolio sites? I need to start working on my serious one and I'd like to see how people lay them out.
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I graduated in 2010 and freelanced a bunch of places, took an amazing internship I loved for poor pay, took a lot of mediocre jobs for poor pay and temped at my current place til I got a contract January 2013, been here a total of a year. I have a BFA in Industrial Design and have been knocking on doors locally for a while. My current job doesn't have room for growth and is below $ industry average by a bit so I am hunting for a new place. Jobs are just scarce in the Midwest, although a lot of research and directing jobs are opening in design fields that I am applying for as I have some experience in research. What track do I get onto for some of the design management positions? There have been 3-4 really intriguing positions I've applied to lately that basically track emerging technologies, create corporate libraries of R&D that employees can rely on, explore directions companies can take vis a vis manufacturing/materials etc. That sounds fascinating to me. I met a guy who was the equivalent for one of the biggest US plastics manufacturers and I just wanted the guys job immediately. We exchanged cards and I may just go and ask on LinkedIn if they're hiring or looking, now that I think about it, but our school's program for introducing you to the real world post-graduate was terrible, and a number of people had their head in the sand with regard to current job market and what options are even out there. I hate to be negative but it was a rather jarring experience.
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Jun 20, 2013 16:32
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qirex posted:There was a super snotty guy who used to post here who had a gamma calibration strip on the homepage of his portfolio. I'm surprised I haven't heard of this before but that's hilarious
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Jun 20, 2013 23:59
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