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On 12:59 PM, Ed wrote:
> Dan, what do you do in cases where you already have a job, are looking for
> another, and want to use your current work as an example? Can't exactly ask
> the employer for permission then.
> -=Ed.
Technically speaking, if you are working for a company the material you
create is the company's material, not yours.
Personal blogs are a good way to showcase your skills, particularly if
they are in a job-related field.
2 cents,
Dana W.
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