10 Tips to a Perfect Portfolio
From Apryl Duncan, former About.com Guide
Your advertising resume should be the first page of your portfolio. Even though you'll send your resume to potential employers or clients, you'll still want your resume in your portfolio. You could be one of hundreds of prospects so it never hurts to reintroduce yourself and your qualifications with the first page of your portfolio.
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