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Studios, hiring, and the work. Written by me, not a newsletter.
Every job has a written brief. The role, the salary range, the tools you need to know, the experience required. That part is straightforward. Both sides can read it. Both sides can tick boxes against it. But there is ano
ReadMost creative hires that go wrong are not portfolio problems. The work was good enough. The skills were there. Something else broke down, usually in the first three months, and usually because of something nobody said ou
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