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Sure, but it's still progress towards making our profession a bit more respected and glamorous.
by acangiano 15y ago
Sure, but it's still progress towards making our profession a bit more respected and glamorous.
- fleitz 15y agoI don't really want it to be glamourous. Keep it unglamourous, supply low, and demand high. It's good for prices. Once it becomes glamourous we'll have no end of professional certifications, professional organizations, etc. There will be no end to the red tape and little increase in price and yet more people attracted to it because of fame / money rather than enjoying the practice of the craft.
- enneff 15y agoAnd, just like during the bubbles, those who just get good work done will need none of them.