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Logo Designer Interview Question:
Best Logo Designer interview tips:
Submitted by: Muhammad☛ When you arrive in the interview give us your business card. It should be well designed, memorable, simple and hopefully have a great idea. It should be unique and you should be branded.
☛ Have 8–12 pieces of work in your folio. Put the best pieces at the front and back.
☛ Have at least six questions ready to ask (if you have less, you'll find they will be answered in the course of the interview).
☛ Take a pad and pen, take it out at the beginning of the interview. You don't have to take notes, but it looks as if you are organised.
☛ Talk about your work before you show it, but don't talk too much. This should be one short sentence to engage the interviewer with you. We will be looking at you as you speak. Then show us your work.
☛ Have samples and mock ups.
☛ Bring sketches. We are as interested in how you got to the final solution as the solution itself. You can show other concepts.
☛ Have a copy of your CV (resumé) at the back of the portfolio. Offer it even if we already have it.
☛ On your CV don't tell people about exam results or part-time jobs that have nothing to do with your chosen career. It pisses us off.
☛ Don't talk about holiday or money in a first interview.
☛ Give a firm handshake.
☛ Tell us you really want the job (believe it or not, hardly anyone does this).
☛ Ask for our business card(s).
☛ When you get back home, send an email thanking us for the interview.
☛ Make sure your branding is consistent on your business card, CV and email signature.
Submitted by: Muhammad
☛ Have 8–12 pieces of work in your folio. Put the best pieces at the front and back.
☛ Have at least six questions ready to ask (if you have less, you'll find they will be answered in the course of the interview).
☛ Take a pad and pen, take it out at the beginning of the interview. You don't have to take notes, but it looks as if you are organised.
☛ Talk about your work before you show it, but don't talk too much. This should be one short sentence to engage the interviewer with you. We will be looking at you as you speak. Then show us your work.
☛ Have samples and mock ups.
☛ Bring sketches. We are as interested in how you got to the final solution as the solution itself. You can show other concepts.
☛ Have a copy of your CV (resumé) at the back of the portfolio. Offer it even if we already have it.
☛ On your CV don't tell people about exam results or part-time jobs that have nothing to do with your chosen career. It pisses us off.
☛ Don't talk about holiday or money in a first interview.
☛ Give a firm handshake.
☛ Tell us you really want the job (believe it or not, hardly anyone does this).
☛ Ask for our business card(s).
☛ When you get back home, send an email thanking us for the interview.
☛ Make sure your branding is consistent on your business card, CV and email signature.
Submitted by: Muhammad
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