The best and fastest way to win the entry level job is with a solid personal work portfolio. Employers want to see what you can do, and how well you do it. Att

The best and fastest way to win the entry level job is with a solid personal work portfolio. Employers want to see what you can do, and how well you do it. Attention to detail is key on that same portfolio. In a world where most people are presenting perfectly formatted resumes listing their education and accomplishments, the best way I've found in my 20 year career to stand out is by maintaining and updating my personal portfolio. Maintaining it allowed me to develop my own useful workflows and problem solving skills that no work role or CS education could ever allow me to learn on the fly.