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I have never in my life heard someone reference a year as a long time to stay somewhere. Good lord.
Chief
As a junior creative you want to stay for a year or more. It’ll take that or longer to get work in your portfolio
Jumping around is the red flag. And learning and building a book is critical. So sounds like you should stay a while.
I’d say that too many moves (and/or several sub 1 year tenures) is concerning but if you have more to learn and grow from there, stay there,
No it would be more harmful to jump around. You need a couple years to learn about working at an agency as well as improve as a copywriter. You’ll get to know you’re team better and you’ll be better off in the long run.
Staying is fine if you’re book is benefitting. The book is what matters.
I takes six months minimum to get into the swing of things. Then, it takes another six months to really hit your stride within the agency structure.
In my experience, year two is where the opportunities lay. You know the agency’s process. You know who you need on your side to get an idea made and how to get them on your side, too.
So, I think you’re right to stick around. Get that portfolio piece first, then bounce.
A year is not long. Stay and get material for your book. Additionally, see if you get a title change and more money. Once it seems you hit a wall, leave. I stayed at a place for 2-ish years until things got stale and then I left for another agency. It’s when you’re hitting four or five years with no growth that you might seem stale. Don’t sweat a year or two.
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Use some common sense
Rising Star
1 year is not "an extended period of time"
Chief
Why would that make you look stale or unmotivated? Who's telling you this nonsense? What's happened to advertising? 🙄🤦🏻♂️💀
Thanks for the comments, everyone! Much appreciated.
Genuinely thought that placement after placement was *the* way to get a beefy contract. Where I got it from idk, but it’s nice to be completely wrong 😂
Ahaha thanks, a little snark isn’t the end of the world
I think you should stick around for atleast two years. Only switch if you get a really good offer.