The last one has the most useful firm info, although it's a little old. Check other interview threads about what to send, but generally a printed small sampling of work and your resume with a follow up call will go over better than digital files and cds. I would say it's fairly unlikely anyone will look at your cd. The job market is still pretty hot here, you should not have a problem finding a job depending on your experience/skill level.
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I'm going to be relocating to Portland soon.
Anyone live there, know anyone working there, etc? Advice on where to look or not to look?
Also, as I've not looked for a job really in the last 5 years, is sending digital files or cd's w/ digital files normal - or should i send paper also?
Thanks for any advice...
NW area (pearl district all the way over to 28th street) . . . great place to be . . . good stuff to do . . . can't miss
There's a couple firms in Portland that do just about 100% commercial retail and are always hiring.
older portland threads...
Going to Portland
Things to do/see in portland
PDX Interview question
Off to Portland...
pdx relocation tips/architectural scene
The last one has the most useful firm info, although it's a little old. Check other interview threads about what to send, but generally a printed small sampling of work and your resume with a follow up call will go over better than digital files and cds. I would say it's fairly unlikely anyone will look at your cd. The job market is still pretty hot here, you should not have a problem finding a job depending on your experience/skill level.
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