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It takes more than just a design school education and a killer portfolio to succeed in a creative career. Burn Your Portfolio teaches the real-world practices, professional do's and don'ts, and unwritten rules of business that most designers, photographers, web designers, copy writers, programmers, and architects only learn after putting in years of experience on the job.
Michael Janda, owner of the Utah-based design firm Riser, uses humor to dispense nugget after nugget of hard-won advice collected over the last decade from the personal successes and failures he has faced running his own agency. In this surprisingly funny, but incredibly practical advice guide, Janda's advice on teamwork and collaboration, relationship building, managing clients, bidding work, production processes, and more will resonate with creative professionals of all stripes.
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Michael Janda, owner of the design firm Riser, offers advice to creative professionals, designers and freelancers of all sorts in his guidebook Burn Your Portfolio: What They Don't Teach You in Design School (but Should). He's funny and covers the business as well as craft aspects of this kind of work in a very readable, classy presentation. Full of nuggets of knowledge, not the kind of business book you get as a donation from your well-meaning but clueless Auntie Mildred, but the kind of freelancers' bible you put out on your desk and pick up and read!
By Cristina Deptula
I loved this book. It changed my perspective on so many challenges I face daily as a designer. It contained practical, solid advice about the real problems real designers encounter, all the time! Full of good natured humor and poignant personal examples which help the reader to relate. An absolute must read for anyone in a design field.
By Jeff