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  1. Cog illo ces

    Back to the Basics: Experiment and Get Real Weird

    Headshot of Dana Pavlichko

    3/12/15

    by Dana Pavlichko

    In our industry there is pressure to always be posting and sharing our work: full projects, design snippets, writing, photos, tiny thoughts, and conversations. Each of these mediums come with their own degree of expected polish.

  2. Learnonthejob

    Everything I Know About the Web I Learned on the Job

    Headshot of Brett Harned

    4/17/14

    by Brett Harned

    When I graduated college with an English and Fine Arts Degree, my school’s career services office didn’t know what to do with me. They handed me a giant book of jobs for English majors. Nothing interested me, but I wasn’t going to let some lady in a university office dash my dreams. I went to Monster.com and found what seemed to be my dream gig at a startup. I applied, selling myself as a creative type eager to learn anything and everything.

    I got that job over 15 years ago, and I’m happy to report that that description of me still hasn’t changed. I’ve always wanted to learn on the job, and I still do. Somehow, I’ve made a career in an industry perfect for learning while working.