"Sami,
One of my recent students listed their current job as "landscape architect in training" to avoid this snafu.
I would suggest visiting the ASLA job board to see how others with your level of experience are handling it. Here are…"
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Page Huyette replied to Brent Jacobsen's discussion 'Creative Portfolio Binding?' in the group Portfolios and Resumes - Design Strategies"This is an old thread, but I thought I'd revive it with a good resource for inspiring print options for portfolios.
I use the text No Plastic Sleeves for the online portfolio course I teach. Its written for photographers,…"
Gregory Walker left a comment for Page Huyette"Hi Page - sure, feel free to use the quote.
Thanks,
Greg"
Page Huyette commented on Jennifer de Graaf's group 'Portfolios and Resumes - Design Strategies'"Peter, your comment about approaching your portfolio from a print format perspective is interesting. I think many of us who spend a lot of time at the drawing board suffer from this, and moving our personal work to digital format is a…"
Page Huyette replied to Jay Smith's discussion 'Most effective method of submitting portfolio?' in the group Portfolios and Resumes - Design Strategies"@ Jay, since I teach an online course in portfolio website development & design, I am partial, but also believe it is important to have other back-up methods, since you are never sure what the intended audience prefers. The most important…"
Page Huyette commented on Jennifer de Graaf's group 'Portfolios and Resumes - Design Strategies'"@ Peter Coyle. Regarding the pdf portfolio you uploaded to this wall, here are my comments on layout.
Cover page: clean layout but a missed opportunity to immediately showcase your skills. Consider some of your images as a…"
Page Huyette commented on Jennifer de Graaf's group 'Portfolios and Resumes - Design Strategies'"Update! I've just added an 8-week online portfolio e-blast course for professionals along with my regular 16-week course. It is a condensed version of the traditional course for those of you wanting to get your personal portfolio website…"
Page Huyette commented on Jennifer de Graaf's group 'Portfolios and Resumes - Design Strategies'"Hi all, I'm teaching my online course again this year: Portfolio Design & Preparation. This course is open to all students and professionals, regardless of your experience. Please visit the link below or contact me for more info. And thanks…"
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Portfolios and Resumes - Design Strategies
Resumes, Portfolios, leave-behinds, mailers, digital and in print! Landscape Architects need to be able to showcase their work. Discuss the marketing materials we use to apply for jobs and show prospective clients here.See More
Page Huyette replied to Adam Trujillo's discussion 'Landscape Architecture Blogs'"
I blog about modern design, color, teaching design and the design process.
Thanks for the opportunity.
Page
vidaflora.net"
Page Huyette replied to Katie Seidenwurm's discussion 'Plant Books for Southern California'"One of the favorites on my shelf is "The Gardens of California" by Nancy Goslee Power. It provides great images of many major and minor southern California landscapes, with partial plant lists accompanying each project. While I was getting…"
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Online Course: Portfolio Design & Preparation at online through MSU Extended University (need not be an enrolled student to attend this course)
August 30, 2010 at 9am to December 17, 2010 at 9am
Course Description:Students and professionals of all levels are expected to provide portfolios of their work at many times throughout their careers. Whether searching for a first job after college, moving up the career ladder, or providing samples of design work for a coveted project, compiling a professional portfolio of your work with updating capabilities is crucial for ongoing success. Open to students from all majors as well as the public.Through this class, students will:* Understand…See More
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- At 9:30am on October 19, 2012,
landplanner said… If things were so booming for you as you allege they are, then the comments from your legion of fans and participants would be more current and reflective of your unparalleled popularity.
I do not fault you for taking advantage of a clear need out there demonstrated by people who are just ill-equipped to properly represent and market themselves in a beyond exceptionally tough job market, that will continue for many more years.
If many of those same souls were the slightest bit industrious and inquisitive, they would find what career counseling services you presumably peddle to be already far more well covered, focused, and get this ACCESSIBLE AND FREE, rather than having to pay for it.
Yeah, you get what you pay for, and probably in your case, people get whatever the current market value of the advice and guidance is that you offer.
If you want another barn torched, feel free to look me up anytime.
- At 12:55pm on October 13, 2011, Gregory Walker said…
Hi Page - sure, feel free to use the quote.
Thanks,
Greg
- At 8:37am on June 10, 2011,
Bridget Brock said… Hi Page!!!! Thanks for the invite! I just found out about this one evening when I was looking around at landscape stuff. So far I think this is a great forum!! I am definately excited to learn more about it. How are you? and how did everything turnout with the doggie?
Take care and we will chat again!
Bridget
- At 6:58pm on July 9, 2010,
John C. Swanson said… - Hey Page,
Thanks for the invite to Land8lounge, never had heard of it until now. All is well here in San Diego, my health is good, no more problems so far...work at the City has been slow for a few years now, but I am enjoying being in the ivory tower waaay too much! I am playing too much golf, too, but i don't mind!
My wife Patty started her own nursery school (she got laid off a few years ago, and nobody hires us oldsters anyway) and my son Matt lives here at home while he attends San Diego State as an English major...he wants to go to grad school, and maybe teach.
I follow your various posts on Facebook, looks like Montana is a good fit for you and your family!
Drop a line if you have a minute, or not, no worries! Take care!
John
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Andrew Garulay, RLA replied to Andrew Garulay, RLA's discussion 'Working over 40 hours?'"Two years ago I went part time at a civil engineering office in order to develop my own LA office. They have been steady all along, but cut out overtime in 2008. Their work load has not changed much since 2006 when I got there (different types of…"
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