Jumpin' Jesus, I don't know. Right now I kinda want this:
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I think sagmeister is a good example of a similar way that my firm would operate. I liked his ideas about taking vacations for learning and experimenting. I think my firm could benefit from that sort of model; purposefully setting aside time to create things for ourselves that end up being lucrative. (the lucrative part isn't so much important but it would be nice)
I really don't know what this technology would be, but I think design firms should pursue individual explorations and be able to juggle that along with paying clients.
I want to work with people who aren't just work associates, but friends. I guess the only downside to something like this is if not handled properly money could easily get in the way and ruin the firm/friendships.
3 comments:
Ian, try again, with some thought and effort.
I wasn't done yet.
(ah the perils of the publicly accessible mid-thought)
A cool building and worthy plan for it!
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