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August 24th, 2010 in
Miscellaneous, Relating to Clients
Being a web designer isn’t easy. Noupe.com’s article, “Some Reasons You Might Not Want To Become A Web Designer” highlights on 9 reasons you may not want to be a web designer. For designers: It’s a great laugh that takes us back to the days when we were first starting. For everyone else: It puts [...]
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April 21st, 2010 in
General Business, Relating to Clients tagged budget resources, failure, lack, Management, management scope, Manager, project, project failure, project management class, project methodology, project portfolio management, question, vague requirements
Project management can make or break a project. Today we will look at why projects fail and Friday we will look at the processes Halogen Designs uses every day to ensure your projects are delivered on time and that no promise, whether verbal or electronic, will go forgotten.
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March 23rd, 2010 in
General Business, Relating to Clients tagged blame games, business, communication, creating teams, Everyone, leader, productive team, professional boundaries, project, sound communication, Team, Team building, team expectations, team synergy
Making teams which perform effectively and coherently has been a paramount concern for organizations everywhere. Effective management coupled with sound communication become more important for delegating and managing the teams under you. Building a team from scratch is a daunting task – it initiates by learning about your team members. Their competencies and ways of [...]
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February 23rd, 2010 in
Case Studies, Relating to Clients tagged building connections, business, Case Studies, client satisfactions, customer feedback, dollar question, formal introductions, high ambitions, initial guidelines, logical steps, story, success, testimonials, value, work
Creating success stories is something easier said than done – but it doesn’t mean one cannot create one’s own story. It requires a lot of focused hard work, patience, support and the fire within one’s self to make a difference. It is usually observed that people with high ambitions who would stop at nothing to [...]
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October 28th, 2009 in
Relating to Clients tagged alex shaffer, Client, David Airey, designing a brochure, EP Graphics, Graphic Design, Graphic Designer, Jarrett Horne, logo, pet peeve, process, quality imagery, target audience, time, work
I recent came in contact with and on going pet peeve on mine when it comes to clients’ views of Graphic Designers and the work/talent or there lack of it takes to be creative. I want to first establish that I am in no way unhappy with the industry or my clients, just desiring to [...]