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If my domestic / relationship situation was different, I'd work for / with Dominic Cummings[1]. He's not the devil, and I don't know David Berman so will not c
by petecooper 5y ago
If my domestic / relationship situation was different, I'd work for / with Dominic Cummings[1].
He's not the devil, and I don't know David Berman so will not compare, so I'm sidestepping your OP question.
I'm also not a fan of the in-power Conservative party (his previous employer) we have in the UK right now, but there's something about him and his tactics that give me a gut feeling it'd be the wildest of wild rides, and there's something perversely appealing about that to me.
This probably says more about me and my chosen career path to date than anything else.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dominic_Cummings https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dominic_Cummings
- noduerme 5y agoI don't know much about this guy (Cummings), but I think it's different in that he has at least a position you may quietly agree with. The case above has no actual position; it's purely mercenary public manipulation.
- anthonygd 5y agoDoesn't seem fundamentally different from any other PR firm. They tend to specialize in clients leaning in one direction or the other, but don't have specific interests beyond revenue. The page showing their work (https://www.bermanco.com/television-video/ https://www.bermanco.com/television-video/) has a bit of a theme but nothing jumped out as outside of the mainstream, definitely not worthy of the devil.
- curtisblaine 5y agoI'd do that too, for the same reasons.