I agree. I definitely think the focusing on one project is a good route, but I'm hardly certain of that or feel like it's the only way, but more importantly, the answer is at least DO BOTH.
Apply while you build out your portfolio. So much of the job search has an element of chance and you never know who will be enamored by your talent, personality, or simply have a big need for help. It's their job to disqualify you, not yours.
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I agree. I definitely think the focusing on one project is a good route, but I'm hardly certain of that or feel like it's the only way, but more importantly, the answer is at least DO BOTH.
Apply while you build out your portfolio. So much of the job search has an element of chance and you never know who will be enamored by your talent, personality, or simply have a big need for help. It's their job to disqualify you, not yours.