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I haven't either -- I always just point people to my web site, where I maintain a portfolio. Paper is probably good in case you are meeting in an area with no
by mcknz 16y ago
I haven't either -- I always just point people to my web site, where I maintain a portfolio. Paper is probably good in case you are meeting in an area with no computers or internet access. Better to have stuff with you and not use it than vice versa.
Could also bring code/screenshots on a USB drive too, though not everyone is going to want to load up an unknown drive.
I got a 404 on your resume page....
- JBerlinsky 16y agoGood catch on the resume. I just moved servers; the .htaccess files must have not transferred. It's fixed now. Thanks!
- mcknz 16y agoYou might also try just emailing/calling them and see what they want -- could say "I wanted to show you some samples of my work," or "did you want to see samples of my work?" and then ask what format(s) they prefer it to be in, or the types of work they want to see (design, UI, backend?). At worst you're back where you started, and you might get some additional info in the process. In any event you'd probably still want some paper with you.