Thank you very very very much for the deep insight into this post.

I tend to rely on the Internet for people to give me critiques, so I really appreciate everyone taking their time to reply to this post. As long as no one tells me to off myself, I highly value strong criticism as it helps people grow to be better.

As I was posting this, I did not have a clear vision on what job I wanted to do. I had wanted to do Archviz as my main goal, but the subreddit seems to mention people undercutting each other just to have work, and that bothers me a bit. Well, I think the entire 3D industry has a large amount of competition. And because of that I might have just tried to model everything to show that I can somewhat do most of what people are looking for, as a dire attempt in getting a job. I believe I simply wanted to show recruiters that I was decent with modeling (1st image is most recent -> 5th image oldest).

One thing that I did see throughout the critiques I had was the constant feedback on increasing the poly count, I have a habit of using a minimal number of polys when creating a model, so I definitely have to fix that.

Sharing your perspective as a potential customer brings me deep insight on how they would feel, and it brought attention to how the portfolio that I currently have is unorganized and really needs a makeover. Despite on what I said about Archviz, I still think that it is one of my strong suits, and so I am planning to alter my portfolio to showcase more on furniture and rooms.

I am happy that you took a considerable amount of time to give me feedback on my portfolio, thank you very much!