With all the buzz about Arc, I thought I would weigh in with my 2 cents. MM helps get the whole picture which I agree with some of: START HERE THEN HERE The comments are certainly illuminating too. And there’s this: MORE But my main point is: THEY KNEW. They knew when they hired folks as recently as last week. They knew when they allowed their employees to go on with their lives (signing leases, going on holidays, starting families,…) oblivious to their gambles. They knew when they underbid contracts to get work in. They knew when they over promised to clients and employees. They knew when they were rebranded as they were rearranging the deck chairs. They knew they were placing so many in economic harm’s way. They -"the business owners"-get no sympathy from me. The apologies of that’s how business works are nonsense. They are the latest version of Trump University. There are good companies out there. You should align yourselves with them as long as it is a
Emma Coats @ lawnrocket 21 Apr If you didn't learn to work smart & hard at school, you're going to have to learn afterwards. If you already know, you're unstoppable! Emma Coats @ lawnrocket 21 Apr Nobody's going to look at your grades - they look at your portfolio. You've got to develop your own standard & hold yourself to it Like @ housedemsgirl says- just going to art school isn't enough. Beyond meeting people, you've gotta push yourself past what the school asks @ lawnrocket it's also important to note that just going to an art sch isn't enough. You have to get involved/engaged to build relationships. And talking about networking: Don't be a jerk, value your time & others', remember to network at YOUR level too, not just upwards. Also don't be a sleazeball please. Networking is just a fancy word for making professional friends. Chris Cookson @ coldmilk 21 Apr
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