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I'm not sure I would reject anyone out of hand for something like this unless I had an excessive number of applicants to review and needed cheap ways to cut tha
by irrationaljared 16y ago
I'm not sure I would reject anyone out of hand for something like this unless I had an excessive number of applicants to review and needed cheap ways to cut that number down.
This is certainly a good way to filter applicants out, but, you may miss a good opportunity as well. I hired an ex-architect with no web design experience at all (and no online portfolio) because she was cheap and had a great attitude. It worked out great for everyone involved. Can't say I'd recommend that for everyone, but it's amazing what can be accomplished by someone with the right attitude in the right environment.
- petervandijck 16y agoFair enough. But if you're looking for an experienced web designer?
- irrationaljared 16y agoSure, it's pretty unlikely that an experienced web designer won't have a web presence. Experience is a tricky thing, though. It obviously has it's benefits, but it can also be expensive, and, depending on the situation, may not be worthwhile. That said, an experienced designer who can come in and kick ass right away may be just what you need...