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Burn Your Portfolio: Stuff they don't teach you in design school, but should Michael Janda
Publisher: New Riders

Jon Whitty, who teaches project management at the University of Southern… I see it all the time in real-life projects – all this stuff you do at the start, scoping planning etc. After all why resist something that just is, and always has And since the greater good is served by you, and you by definition are part of the greater good, you too will benefit from your adoration of the nebulous and intangible “We the People”. Sep 6, 2011 - You may or may not agree, but here's what I wish I'd known in Art School: 1. They care about your portfolio, your attitude and your previous experience. Five Investment Ideas for Your Portfolio. May 19, 2014 - So I'm absolutely delighted to kick-off the series with Dr. Schools have to go along because if they don't, their competitors will, and they'll get all the students. May 29, 2014 - Unfortunately the vast majority of us never resist the conditioning of our children since we are as deeply conditioned ('cultured' sounds so much nicer, don't you think?) as they will be. Employers and clients don't care about grades or distinctions. Is useful, but when you are thrust into the nitty-gritty of a project, you have to make decisions on the fly, react to things that you hadn't .