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My 5 year-old son, Micah, came to me with a simple request: “Can you make me a birthday card?” A few of his friends at school had just mailed their cards to the class, and there was some stiff competition.
When someone says they work in advertising or design, everyone expects to hear exciting tales of last-minute pitches and late-night brainstorming that change the face of marketing forever.
I like messy desks and I cannot lie.
Every now and then, we look to fictional characters for inspiration. From Rocky Balboa to Walter White, everyone loves a flawed anti-hero from whom we can draw life lessons.
“Your job is so cool. You guys get to ride unicycles around the office all day, and don’t you take, like, three hour lunches every day and just DRINK? Can you get me a job there?”
Shows like The Office were created for a reason. Anyone who works at one can identify with the archetypes presented on the show. Everybody has their own uptight suckup (Dwight), creepy old dude (Creed), or buffoon of a boss (Michael).
If you ask someone who works from home what the best thing is about not working in an office, they’re likely going to answer the obvious “working in pyjamas.”
I still remember the day I met our agency's most notorious client, one whom we haven't forgotten about years later. For anonymity's sake, let's call him Dr. Balls.
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