Creating a Career Portfolio (TD at Work)

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Need a better way to demonstrate your skills to a prospective employer or client? Try creating a career portfolio. This issue of TD at Work offers practical advice to help learning and development professionals show off their best work. “Creating a Career Portfolio” discusses why portfolios are becoming more essential for career development and explains how to build one that will give you an advantage on the job market. In this issue of TD at Work , you will learn:

Need a better way to demonstrate your skills to a prospective employer or client? Try creating a career portfolio. This issue of TD at Work offers practical advice to help learning and development professionals show off their best work. “Creating a Career Portfolio” discusses why portfolios are becoming more essential for career development and explains how to build one that will give you an advantage on the job market. In this issue of TD at Work, you will learn:

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how to select and organize items for a portfolio
how to select and organize items for a portfolio
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what kinds of work samples to include
what kinds of work samples to include
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what tools are available for building a digital portfolio
what tools are available for building a digital portfolio
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how to share your portfolio
how to share your portfolio
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how portfolios can contribute to career success.
how portfolios can contribute to career success.

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Book Details

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ISBN: 9781607281030
ISBN: 9781607281030
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Pages: 24
Pages: 24
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Publication Date: April 2016
Publication Date: April 2016
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Formats: Paperback, PDF
Formats: Paperback, PDF
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Product Code: 251604
Product Code: 251604

About the Authors

Dr. Greg Williams

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Dr. Greg Williams has more than 25 years of experience as a faculty member, instructional designer, project manager, and consultant in education, business, and the federal government. He currently serves as the director of UMBC’s graduate program in instructional systems development, and also teaches in the program, as clinical assistant professor. He served for 10 years as the director of training for Montgomery College’s business industry services, a unit that provides training to external organizations. Contact Greg at www.gregwilliams.net .