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on 22/1/02 9:33 AM, Steve Shepard at STEVES -at- YARDI -dot- com eloquently stated:
> Late last year I interviewed people for a position and the two people I
> ended up interviewing both left me their portfolios. They both got them back
> in the same condition they left it with me.
I left two pieces of my portfolio (art) in black case and plastic sheets and
never got them back. Even after a lot of phone calls and a personal visit,
no one could find it since it "made its rounds" amongst the management team.
If you're going to leave some work for assessment, make sure they're copies!
;)
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