May 12, 2010

11 Things to Do Differently if You Want the Job

Dear Designer,

As you know, I currently have an opening for a senior designer.

In fact, I have a couple of openings. It’s a decent position. Good salary. Benefits. Lots of work. And I want to hire you. Really, I do. But you are making that very difficult.

So, in the interest of helping you get the job you seem not to want, here’s a little advice. I hope it’s useful...

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May 12, 2010 9:03:45 AM

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