If you’re a young creative, and you have work you want to show to employers, you need a website. Building your own online portfolio is the easiest way to make your work available to the world. But the prospect of starting your own website can be scary – we get
Recruiters will answer questions on what they look for in resumes, then you’ll get direct feedback from them and hear the feedback they give your peers.
Creative pros from BBDO, Sony Music, Offerpop, and more share their tips for networking online, building a personal brand, and using your online presence to land the job.
Have you ever wondered what it’s really like to work at your dream company?
Interested in a certain career path, but want to learn more before you dive in?
If the answer is yes, then you’ve got to attend a FindSpark Day in the Life Lunch!
FindSpark Day in the Life
Making a personal website gives you a platform to display for projects and side passions to a perspective employer or anyone who happens to be googling you. Experts from Wix.com discussed what elements should go on a website and tips and tricks to building a great site in the session
For those just starting out in a new career, building a portfolio to show experience can become quite stressful when you don't have much. Here are 5 items you can use to build your portfolio if you don't yet have a lot of work to show.
