Job-seeking is a stressful task, but especially so for designers. But did you ever consider the job search from the perspective of the ones doing the hiring?

People must be paying attention to the Project Gallery a lot these days, because the number of emails and comments we've gotten asking how the featuring process works has amped up considerably.

Not too long ago, we stumbled across a blog that caught our attention. Started by three friends with backgrounds in industrial design and art direction, That's Flawesome came across as a much-needed reminder that not all designs are created equal, no matter how visually pleasing they appear to be.

Each week the world's top companies choose Coroflot as the place to post jobs in hopes of finding a member of our talented community to join their team. The connection we provide between employers and creative professionals is what has made us a trusted job marketplace for twenty years.

In Above the Fold, we spotlight individual members of Coroflot's vibrant creative community. The idea is to take you behind the scenes and inside the minds of talented Coroflot members who we think are doing exceptional work. This week we caught up with talented Footwear Designer Luke McConnie.

When it comes to preparing graduates for the portfolio process, design schools are falling down on the job. I have seen hundreds of portfolios--most of them looking (and sounding) pretty much the same.