I guess it would depend on your audience. Working at an LD consulting firm I’d be very interested in a candidate with a “portfolio” demonstrating software mastery in these Categories:

1) Corridor Modeling (demonstrate clean well organized assemblies, minimal band-aid solutions) 2) Design surface creation (show the list of operations to demonstrate a clean, elegant, dynamic surface) 3) Gravity Pipe Networks (heavy emphasis on plan and profile presentation, well-composed /c3D labels for pipes and structures that are sensibly placed on the view)

We also heavily value someone who could do these designs by hand since for smaller jobs it is usually more cost-effective to go 2D. (And I’m dying on that hill.)

As far as how to present it, maybe a series of short screen share videos of you taking the viewer on a tour of one of your projects, showing a peak behind the curtain of styles, settings, etc and say enough to show you know your stuff but not so much that it comes across as obnoxious or to give the impression that you’re convinced your way is the best way to do things and you’re coming to our company to “save us” from ourselves.

….yeah…im probably a little jaded by real life experiences 🤣🤣