A portfolio may contain a collection of completed activities, notes taken from a training course or reflections on your learning. This is beneficial for a variety of reasons. Firstly, a portfolio can act as a tool to refer back to or body of evidence of the training you have undertaken, demonstrating understanding. This can help in your career, when applying to new roles, looking for salary advancements or mentoring others. By watching your portfolio grow, as you learn, you’ll get a sense of achievement from finishing work and visually seeing your knowledge and toolset growing. Given a portfolio is simply a space to save your work, it can exist in a variety of different locations like a blog or GitHub repository, regardless of if the portfolio is technical or contains test automation code.
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