An End To Adventures In Babysitting: Using Automation To Free Up Your Creative Team’s Time
“Hell is other people,” Jean-Paul Sartre famously wrote. It’s also a thought that may have crossed the minds of your designers and copywriters as they take time away from their creative efforts in order to babysit collaterals through the feedback and review process–shunting them from one reviewer to another, following up with laggards as the …
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How To Lead A Logo Design Process
Pleasing everyone in your organization (or, in New Zealand’s case, your entire nation) and in your target market is nigh on impossible. There’s also the possibility of inadvertently developing a visual treatment too close to an existing mark, which any conscientious designer will tell you is something to lose sleep over. Of course, the logo …
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5 Traits Of Outstanding Project Managers
The following is a guest post from Joana Müller, one of our team’s talented project managers. In my career, I have worked with many fellow project managers across various industries. My observations on how project managers can be the linchpin for the failure or success of a given project can be summed up in five …
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Too Many Projects, Not Enough Time: 3 Strategies To Hack Your Jam-Packed Schedule
The following is a guest post by Don Martin, one of our Professional Services team’s talented project managers. As project managers, we have all been there before; for every item crossed off the to-do list, two more are added. Projects in the queue pile up and our dreams are haunted by impending deadlines. No matter …
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5 Traits Of Outstanding Project Managers
The following is a guest post from Joana Müller, one of our team’s talented project managers. In my career, I have worked with many fellow project managers across various industries. My observations on how project managers can be the linchpin for the failure or success of a given project can be summed up in five …
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