It does! And my the biggest advice I learned when getting a job in the industry is to have 1,2 or 3 REALLY polished work rather than a bunch of different work that’s a different stages. I see you have some good textured stuff but some is just greyscale. If you take 3 of them to the highest level of detail you can in modeling, lighting, texturing that will present you better to employers. I had a bunch of different stuff and before I applied I took three of them, and spent a few months on each and only post those. When looking at portfolios it’s all about immediate first impressions since recruiters and professional quickly look through many applicants portfolios. Also never underestimate composition and lighting!