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Creating a Winning Portfolio: Tips for Technical Communicators 
A competitive market demands job seekers do more than just send out resumes. Portfolios showcasing your work can help sell you to potential employers before, during and after interviews. How many people here have a paper portfolio? How many have an online portfolio?
Janczy, Amy. STC Four Lakes (2003). Careers>Portfolios>TC
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So, you decide that you would like to create a portfolio. What do you do? Where do you start?
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Portfolio in Technical Communication 
The Technical Communication Certificate requires you to keep portfolios of your work in TCC communication courses. When completing the TCC, you will then draw from these course portfolios to create a portfolio that represents your work throughout the curriculum.
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Professional Portfolios: Showcasing your Technical Communications Skills
A portfolio is a technical communicator's most important marketing tool. It showcases talents and abilities while giving prospective employers or clients an opportunity to learn about the candidate's skills and career direction. Often, communicators either do not have a portfolio or have not presented their works in the best possible manner. Professional portfolios are as indispensable as a resume. As the focus of technical communication expands, the need for multiple media to present a communicator's work is inevitable. Rather than a portfolio, multiple portfolios--in hard and electronic--formats are necessary to successfully portray your skills and career direction.
Coker, Louellen Sue. STC Proceedings (2005). Careers>Portfolios>TC
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What to Include in a Portfolio
You have started to save your money to buy what is necessary to put your portfolio together, and now you want to decide what to include in it.
