The Best Designers Don’t Have a Portfolio Because They’re Too Busy Working 🚀 It’s often said that the best designers don’t have a portfolio because they are constantly engaged in exciting projects and challenges. This idea resonates with me even after a decade in the industry. Top talent is usually swamped with work, making significant impacts on the projects they touch. They might not have the time or the need to compile a portfolio because their reputation and ongoing work speak for themselves. 💡 What do you think? Does this align with your experience? #Design #UXDesign #TalentAcquisition #CreativeIndustry #DesignLife #IndustryInsights
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