No matter where you are in your design career, it’s always smart to have a portfolio ready. Read these tips on creating and presenting a killer creative portfolio that’ll help you land that next design job.

Your portfolio is finished so the hard part is over. Right? Learn from hiring managers and career gurus how to present your best creative portfolio with panache.

Following are some mistakes that can drive hiring managers a little crazy, especially when they need to find a talented designer quickly. Avoid these errors, and you’ll have an immediate advantage over the competition.

Aside from your portfolio, a well-crafted resume is a designer's most effective tool for landing an interview and, ultimately, a new job.

There are several common mistakes creative professionals make when assembling their portfolios. Following are the top five pitfalls and how to avoid them.

Like fashion trends that come and go, so do resume styles. And, just as you wouldn't show up to a job interview wearing bell bottoms or a hoop skirt, you don't want to send a resume that makes you appear behind the times. The following tips can help you create a document that will accentuate the positive.

Designer and armchair humorist Rick Tharp has endured countless ill-fated interviews and hellish portfolio reviews. He presents his Ten Commandments for youngsters seeking sage advice and the perfect job.

Are you looking for a new job or freelance project? Then you'll need to get your portfolio in shape and brush up on your interviewing skills.

When storyboard and comic artist Shane Donahue shopped his book around Comic-Con recently, he recalled a number of great tips for artists showing their portfolios to prospective employers.

Learn some tips from hiring managers and career gurus about ways to present your portfolio with panache.