jenntoda

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by jenntoda 14y ago
We just happen to have 444 designers right now. We're a designers curated community where our designers invite other designers to join us based on their merits. Right now, we allow you to post a simple project request. It's like a job board
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by jenntoda 14y ago
I'd greatly appreciate it if you can call out specific examples of designs on Scoutzie that you believe are Teehan+Lax templates and fake iOS layouts. I agree UX is imperative to the success of a product. But so too is the code, its marketi
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by jenntoda 14y ago
And the 99 others who did work for you too, did not. 99designs also minimizes communication and interaction. Yes, this makes things easier for you, but designers are basically left to guess in the dark. It's a spray and pray approach that r
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by jenntoda 14y ago
Yes, like Dribbble, we trust our designers to spot designers' talent. But unlike Dribbble, we're not looking to build a popularity contest. Actually, let me ask here: how much does popularity of a designer matter to you in choosing a design
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by jenntoda 14y ago
It's a designer curate designer approach. The number is not limited, but each new designer can only join by getting invited another designer already listed on Scoutzie. Instead of limiting the total number for the top 20, the bar is at "awe
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by jenntoda 14y ago
800,000 people to be granted work permits based solely on their age. Yet only 85,000 people are granted work permits based on their professional qualifications. Oh, and by the way, 20,000 of the 85,000 must attain a Master's degree or highe
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Need US work permit? Hide your Masters - better chance on a GED.(tpmmuckraker.talkingpointsmemo.com)
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by jenntoda 14y ago
The average incentive system says yes. Why work so hard when the result of your work (the company's output) will be the average of everyone's output in the company? So the trick of the game of keeping your paycheck with minimal effort IS to
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by jenntoda 14y ago
Another CMU grad here, and I can't agree more. Attention all new CMU SCS grads: I envy you. You have the brains, the skills, and the YOUTH to do whatever you want! DO IT! It doesn't have to be a startup, but it should be something that you
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Take today off(geekatsea.com)
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by jenntoda 14y ago
Spec work will not go away. It sells itself on hope. It gives hope to a designer without other means of making an income that he/she can have a chance of winning the work. There is a place for spec work that cannot be completely annihilated
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KPCB Internet Trends 2012(kpcb.com)
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