Re: creating a portfolio -- writing samples

[Deborah Hemstreet <dvora -at- tech-challenged -dot- com>]

Hi Toni,

What has worked quite well for me is the following:

1. Stuff I know is confidential and shouldn't even ask the client, I 
keep only for interviews. I strip it of company confidential info and 
remove any critical or proprietary information - but keep everything else.

2. I have received permission from some clients, and I make it available 
via my online portfolio.

3. Some clients give permission to post, but with identifying info 
removed. So I do the same as 1 above, and then upload it to my online 
portfolio.

I hope this helps.

Deborah
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