Do I put it into my job portfolio?

fazizzlefazizzle
in Business & Finance

Obviously in your job portfolio you want the best examples of your work. Thanks to being laid off suddenly, I only have one banner ad available for me to include in the portfolio. However, I'm hestitant:

1) It's not the best banner ad. My bosses preferred everything wordy - even the banner ads. To be effective, they should be short and catchy.

2) There's only one. I have made several different ones, but like I mentioned - I don't have access to them. I will NEVER have access to them.

However, it's still a banner ad. The position for which I am interviewing is most likely going to be in charge of banner ad text.

So...

Do I leave it out, knowing that it isn't my best work?

Or

Do I leave it in, knowing that it may be something I will be called to do if hired?

Update:

A banner ad is just a moving advertisment on a website or web page. There's one usually on the right of this page, unless you are using an AdBlocker.

Comments

  • the-foxthe-fox

    I would say leave it in.

    you never know who will see the portfolio.

  • anonymousanonymous

    If you do not have the access and/or possible rights to it, you may want to leave out the exact contents and use something similar with the explanation of not having the availability of the actual ad - I am not familiar with what a "banner ad" is, but perhaps you can create some more just for the portfolio ......??

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