I’ve been a freelancer for 10+ yrs and am at a crossroads. I’ve noticed a big drop off in pay over the past 1.5 years and think it’s industry fall off. I’ve been offered a decent full-time gig. Should
I want to work until I’m 67, and I’m at a crossroads. Advertising has an age cutoff of around 45 (which I am approaching). How are one’s prospects of growing old doing solely UX, versus Advertising?
What would you do if you were to go back to school? Creatives especially open to hearing your thoughts! I’m at a crossroads and thinking about it ☁️☁️☁️
Leave agency life for a startup?I'm at a crossroads and not sure which way to turn.
Im at a crossroads deciding between training in Salesforce vs Adobe Experience Manager. I have a few years of experience in CMS/DAM/web implementation and mgmt, and a few month in saesforce.
So, I’m at a bit of a crossroads. I love my job, and have a standing offer for about $60k above what I’m making now, plus bonus and better health insurance. I hear we aren’t supposed to bring this up.
I’m at a crossroads deciding between training in salesforce vs adobe experience manager. I have a few years of experience in CMS/DAM/web implementation and mgmt, and a few months in salesforce.
How do you engage/gain a mentor? Im at a crossroads in my career and i really need guidance... Or is anyone willing to share career advice via dm to a young account person?
What do you do when the lead on the account team just plain gives up and you just know in your gut this account is at a pivotal crossroads?
Very similar situation here and credentials (MD and MPH with 10years non-consulting experience). At the crossroads and would like to consider MBB and B4 opportunities, if anyone can kindly refer.
Owning book, not owning book. Advantages and disadvantages to each please. At a crossroads 4 years in knowing I don't own my book. Why continue growing here vs building on my own? Is grass greener?
Have you ever come to a crossroads in your career? 1 path is the safe/stable career accounting, senior role, but work is boring. 2nd path, consulting, entry level, but the work seems more fun, risky
I’m 20+ years in and at a professional crossroads. Looking for recommendations on trusted career coaching firms that can evaluate my skills and experience profile to explore best fit for next 20+?
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