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Hi guys, Can someone refer for any relevant open position in Kyndryl Inc. below is the brief about my profile
Market Intelligence and Business Research Professional with 9 years of experience in IT/ KPO industry with competency in
Market Assessment: Executing strategic research projects, industry deep-dive, account intelligence, competitive intelligence across US, EMEA, and APAC
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Support growth strategy: conduct due diligence
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Why is Fred Levron leaving FCB?
Did this week almost kill anyone else? TGIFAF.
My CD prefers Son Volt to Wilco. I gotta gtfo.
Probably easier to make a portfolio at an agency than in-house
Sweeping generalizations always have their exceptions. Do you if it works.
In-house, creative graveyard. They still use agencies, so you get the crap work.
Can confirm, very true.
I’ve worked 3 years agency side and have been in-house for almost a year and I’m trying to get back to agency side.
Reason being the work just isn’t there yet. We still use an external agency who somehow gets a completely different (read: better) process than us, along with bigger budgets.
In-house has its perks, great pay, flexibility, low-stress for the most part, but more times than not you’ll be doing house keeping type work.
Unless your Spotify, Apple, or one of the other really good in-house agencies, I’d say it isn’t worth it yet.
Cut your teeth at an agency, make the better work earlier if your career. Then, when more in-house agencies actually start getting better, you’ll have a book to get yourself in