Stuff some extra copies of your resume in the back flap of your portfolio case. Now you've got your first page of your portfolio with your resume as described in Step 3 and you can also hand a copy of your resume to the prospect for them to keep. This is especially handy in interviews when the employer or client just can't seem to find your resume!
10 Tips to a Perfect Portfolio
From Apryl Duncan, for About.com
Yes, you're in the employer's office because he or she looked at your resume and called you in for an interview. As mentioned before, you could be one of hundreds of people going after the same advertising job.
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