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I can imagine in her case, it would require a very well-rounded individual to design the toy, come up with marketing/branding, build it and pitch it. I was defi
by alanctgardner2 14y ago
I can imagine in her case, it would require a very well-rounded individual to design the toy, come up with marketing/branding, build it and pitch it. I was definitely thinking of working in the pipeline at a larger company, like you said, where someone could be more specialized and focus on one aspect of the design.
Does she have any interest in moving to a big company? As in, doing spec work until she demonstrates she's competent, and gets hired on? Or is there a career in freelance toy design? Like any self-employment it would be stressful, but you'd be more exciting at parties than the millionth person building FarmBookVille Freemium.
- wglb 14y agoI would say that she is very well-rounded. She came from a big company, and I think it fell apart or moved away from Chicago (at one time, the toy-design capital) and struck out on her own. I think it is quite unlikely that she would now leave the freelance life.