6. Where do I find jobs? Network, Network, Network. DSVC (Dallas Society of Visual Communications AIGA (The Professional Association for Design) Krop.

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Where do I find jobs? Network, Network, Network. DSVC (Dallas Society of Visual Communications AIGA (The Professional Association for Design) Krop Freelance, Freelance, Freelance

Resume Your resume is a necessary evil Your resume as whole should reflect your personality. Tailor your resume for each job. Print extra copies and splurge on nicer paper K.I.S.S. TIP: Clean up your social media outlets

Cover Letters Simple formula: Sentence 1 – Brief introduction of your self Sentence 2 – State your purpose briefly Sentence 3 – Ensure you meet the requirements of the position Sentence 4 – Company research Sentence 5 – Thank you and set the next milestone List all of your contact information

s Simple formula: Sentence 1 – Brief introduction of your self Sentence 2 – State your purpose briefly Sentence 3 – Thank you and set the next milestone List all of your contact information

Interviews Givens Dress to impress (for the job) Don’t, Don’t, Don’t be late Smile Do your research on the company Ask who you’ll be meeting/interviewing with Leave something behind (Resumes + Portfolio/USB Drive/etc) Always set the next step

Follow Up each person you met individually Thank them for their time Personalize this message, if possible Ask if there are any follow up steps needed on your end Let them know your excited about starting Point them to an online portfolio Always set the next step

Landing the gig Value yourself correctly Negotiate your salary and benefits Salary.com If possible, give your self a few days before you start Start on a Tuesday or Wednesday (Give yourself a short week)

Establishing your brand You are your own brand Do what you say you’re going to do. Learn to say NO! Under promise/Over produce Work twice as hard TIP: Make your boss look good TIP: Help out a colleague Smile

Reading: Due Week 3 Play catch up!

Assignment: Due Week 3 (1) 8.5x11 Cheatsheet – One side only. Exam will cover: – Principle Definitions – Ability to identify Design Principles in design work – Vector worksheet – Logo trace/Image trace