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Why would they not want to see your portfolio? The
only reasons I can think of are:
a) They suck at interviewing.
b) They are not interested in you and do not want to
be bored by your . . . stuff.
Cheers,
Sean
--- Goober Writer <gooberwriter -at- yahoo -dot- com> wrote:
>
> Never base your interviewing comfortability on your
> portfolio. You might hit that interviewer who won't
> want to see it. Then what do you do?
Try to get some "tradeshow freebies" out of them
before you leave, never to come back.
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