Online Resume/Portfolio?

[palanthos]

I'm looking for a cheapo way to put scans of my clips on a Web site that potential employers can look at. It doesn't have to be uber fancy, just something that makes it so I don't have to e-mail huge image files and have them get bounced. Any suggestions?

Also, google reader rocks.

Comments

[barry]

You might consider converting these image scans into Adobe PDFs to reduce the file size.

Additionally, why do you even need full page scans. Wouldn't it be sufficient to have a word document (or a converted pdf of aforementioned word document) of the article with an addendum stating when and where it was originally published

-Originally published on LiveJournal (http://palanthos.livejournal.com/89456.html), 3/13/2008.

[palanthos]

Doesn't work. In the journalism field, they want to see the thing in its original format. My stuff is already available online (with a few exceptions from my days at Cincinnati Magazine), but they want to see the physical publication of the article.

I think it's because it's too easy to go back and edit a piece after publication to eliminate minor errors on an online publication - once it's printed, it's over. Nothing can be changed.

[barry]

ghey

[palanthos]

truth