CV
A CV is unique too you and how it should be constructed depends on who you are writing to.
Key characteristics
Name and contact - name, address, personal mobile phone, email personal and uni, web page age, D.O.B
Education - most resent first, dates, uni and collage, school, don't mention grades, skills
Work experiance - most resent first, date- organisation- job, jobs are important.
Hobbies and interests - very brief,
Referees - name, company, position, address, telephone, email, work and academic references, maximum of 3
Try make the CV company specific
Single sided
I.P Intellectual property
I.P.R Intellectual Property Rights
Your work is your own so how do you protect it?
Patents - these must the new, how things work, how things are made, what they are made from, technical contributions
Trade mark
Copy right - automatic protection covering anything written or preformed
Design Right - the way an abject the looks
www.ipo.gov.gov.uk
Client-----You (designer)
potential of commissioned work, you assess if you can do it -- ability, time, scope/size, resources, cost - should the work be outsourced?
3) Agree terms cost, payment, deadlines, brief details , technical file, etc
4) Liaise with client
5) Deliver work
6) Receive receipt
7) Send invoice
8) Payment made
Keep the client engaged - show the client the work as it is developing
Always keep a copy of the work and if send through post have it recorded
Invoice order number, client contact, date of commission and date of delivery
only supply the total cost
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