So i'm about to be applying for my first ever design/architecture jobs. I'm super stressed that my work isn't good enough to land me a job and that I will just be shot down by potential employers.
Anyone have the time to checkout my portfolio and give me some constructive feedback?
thearchitectsguide
Aug 25, 15 5:48 pm
Worrying about whether your work is good enough is irrelevant. Focus on what you do have and how you can emphasize your relevant work for each of your employment applications. Don't just send a generic portfolio to 50 offices, that approach rarely works. Research a select group of offices and target your application (resume, cover letter and portfolio samples) to each firm.
So i'm about to be applying for my first ever design/architecture jobs. I'm super stressed that my work isn't good enough to land me a job and that I will just be shot down by potential employers.
Anyone have the time to checkout my portfolio and give me some constructive feedback?
Worrying about whether your work is good enough is irrelevant. Focus on what you do have and how you can emphasize your relevant work for each of your employment applications. Don't just send a generic portfolio to 50 offices, that approach rarely works. Research a select group of offices and target your application (resume, cover letter and portfolio samples) to each firm.
The article below might be helpful for you:
The Two Page Architecture Portfolio
Good luck!