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How To Win Over A Tough Client

[accent]While it’s always our goal to match our talent with the easiest, breeziest assignments, there are times when tougher personalities come into play. Whenever you and your client are not

How Mobile Developers Build Their Personal Brand

[accent]There is a sea of mobile development job opportunity out there, but if you don’t distinguish yourself from other developers, your competition could be getting the best app development jobs

Crafting a Social Media Resume

So you’ve decided to pursue a career in social media marketing, but is your resume ready to get potential employers talking about you? This top-to-bottom guide will help you craft a

6 Signs You Need a New Design job

It can happen to us all at one point or another. Our motivation starts to wane and our creative spark dims a little. If you’ve been feeling “blah” about your

How to Succeed in Freelancing: 10 Steps

[accent]Ever wonder why some freelancers succeed while others seem to struggle? It almost always boils down to this: freelancing is a full-time job, and those who see it that way

Tips from our Team – Joseph Lepore

This month’s tips come from Joe Lepore, Director of Client Services in our Boston office. Joe is always focused on customer service and is a relationship builder, on both the

Presenting Your Portfolio Perfectly

[accent]As much as you’d like your portfolio to speak for itself, you’ll do most of the talking when you are interviewing and networking your way to your dream interactive job. Use

Job Searching During the Holiday Season

While it may seem like the time of year to take a break from your job search, the holidays are actually a great time to find that new role you’ve

Tips from our Team – Jeff Bennett

[accent]Tips from our Team is a series of short blog posts where members of our team share advice for job seekers and employers within the digital marketing and creative space.

10 Ways To Revive Your Creativity

Remember when your creativity was flowing and your ideas came so easily? You approached every new assignment with verve and imagination. But lately, you’re just not feeling it. You’ve hit a wall, exhausted your ideas and your creativity is running on fumes.

It happens, we’ve all hit a creative dry spell. But there are all kinds of ways to get those sparks flying again. Here are a few tips to help you re-ignite your personal creative process.

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