"work samples" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when discussing an applicant's portfolio, for example: "The applicant submitted a variety of work samples that showed their expertise in the field."
Another common complaint of job candidates: being asked to create more work samples or attend longer "working interviews" than seems reasonable.
Rubin points out that the work samples snatches of conversation out of context.
Users can also view work samples online and contact members directly.
They send resumes, work samples and references, all considered by established artists as they choose the best and the most promising.
Schools are accountable for improvement not only in test scores but also in student work samples and other indicators, like whether graduates go on to college.
During the school year, applicants videotape their classroom instruction, submit lesson plans and student work samples, and write essays reflecting on how they help students learn.
The work samples were to be posted on a council Web site to which participating teachers in each nation would have access.
With the help of two researchers, Tala Halawa and Max Siegelbaum, I collected names and vetted work samples through Facebook, Vimeo, and YouTube, then conducted interviews at odd hours and in three languages over Skype, Facebook Messenger, and WhatsApp.
Liu's work samples the historical layers of Tokyo, from ancient Edo to the modern metropolis, and combines them into a teetering tower informed by comics, ink paintings and woodblock prints.
Like some of the city's older writing institutions -- including the Writer's Voice, the 92nd Street Y Unterberg Poetry Center and New School University -- the Writers Studio requires recommendations and work samples for advanced classes.
The experts say we don't even really need interviews because hiring decisions can purely be done based on well thought out written questions, a review of work samples and testing.
