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qu'est-ce que le design graphique? comment présenter son portfolio? quelles sont les erreurs les plus courantes en recherche d'emploi dans notre domaine ?
si vous lisez l'anglais, l'aiga (American Institute of Graphic Arts) a monté un très beau dossier sur ces sujets.
à la première question, Jessica Helfand répond : «Graphic design is everywhere, touching everything we do, everything we see, everything we buy: we see it on billboards and in Bibles, on taxi receipts and on websites, on birth certificates and on gift certificates, on the folded circulars inside jars of aspirin and on the thick pages of children's chubby board books.»
lire la suite tout aussi intéressante.
à la dernière question, Petrula Vrontikis note : « "I'll call next week to follow up."
Great statement, and by-the-way, I believe you. So do what you say you're going to do. It's test #2.
Don't bother typing "Call me..." or "I can be reached at... ." It's your job to get a job, and follow-up is in your job description.»
voici les sujets commentés : What is graphic design?, Graphic Design: A Career Guide, Presenting your portfolio, Writing your resumé, Common resumé mistakes, What designers must learn.
à lire !
si vous lisez l'anglais, l'aiga (American Institute of Graphic Arts) a monté un très beau dossier sur ces sujets.
à la première question, Jessica Helfand répond : «Graphic design is everywhere, touching everything we do, everything we see, everything we buy: we see it on billboards and in Bibles, on taxi receipts and on websites, on birth certificates and on gift certificates, on the folded circulars inside jars of aspirin and on the thick pages of children's chubby board books.»
lire la suite tout aussi intéressante.
à la dernière question, Petrula Vrontikis note : « "I'll call next week to follow up."
Great statement, and by-the-way, I believe you. So do what you say you're going to do. It's test #2.
Don't bother typing "Call me..." or "I can be reached at... ." It's your job to get a job, and follow-up is in your job description.»
voici les sujets commentés : What is graphic design?, Graphic Design: A Career Guide, Presenting your portfolio, Writing your resumé, Common resumé mistakes, What designers must learn.
à lire !
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