The Importance of Storytelling for Designers
The ability to tell a compelling story can benefit designers in all facets of their career, from landing that first gig to producing game-changing work.
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Get the Feedback You Need to Crush it at Work
Feedback is your friend. Make sure you’re getting it. And then make sure you’re actually using it to get better at your job and advance your career.
Are You Making The Most Of LinkedIn To Build Your Personal Brand?
It doesn’t matter whether you’re employed full-time and happy in your job, a freelancer or contractor, or unemployed — there is never a better time to increase your online visibility and build your personal brand.
2020 Vision: The 4 Biggest Workplace Trends We See
What’s going to be big in Career Town this year and beyond? We’re betting on four trends: an even more gig-ified economy, serious flexibility for everyone, a rise in remote workers, and getting schooled on the job.
7 Skills Creatives Need That Aren’t About Being Creative
Find out the seven essential non-technical, or soft skills, to be a successful creative.
How to Learn a New Skill in 5 Minutes
Check out microlearning, a learning concept that focuses on breaking down professional training into bite-sized chunks. Try some of these out for yourself!
Flexibility is King. Working Remotely Reigns.
Learn how you can crush it working remotely as we catch up with a top recruiter and a remote freelancer with over 1,000 projects under her keyboard.
Using Social to Build Your Personal Brand - Advice from a Design Influencer
Michael Fugoso is a San Diego-based illustrator who regularly wows his 63K followers on Instagram. We chatted about his journey from doodler to sought-after designer, how he snags clients like IBM and Volvo, and what you can do to build up your…
8 Networking Techniques for Meeting People Face-to-Face
Here are some quick techniques to help you in your face-to-face networking interactions.
The Gig is Definitely Not Up: Working in Today’s Economy
A recent study says that by 2020, 43% of the workforce will be gig workers. Get ready to get on board—and start reaping the rewards.
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