Careers by design : a headhunter's secrets for success and survival in graphic design / by Roz Goldfarb.
By: Goldfarb, Roz
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Publisher: New York, NY : Allworth Press Council, c1997Edition: Rev. ed.Description: 223 p. ; 26 cm.ISBN: 1880559579.Subject(s): Commercial art -- Vocational guidance -- United StatesSummary: This up-to-date edition details the most recent developments in technology and the marketplace affecting careers for graphic designers. Discussion includes: jobs, hiring practices, salaries, portfolios, resumes, networking, headhunters, training, changing jobs, freelancing, ethics, and more, with a special focus on how the Internet has created new design disciplines, training requirements, and opportunities.
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American University in Dubai | American University in Dubai | Main Collection | NC 1001 .G64 1993 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 40456 |
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 211-213) and index.
This up-to-date edition details the most recent developments in technology and the marketplace affecting careers for graphic designers. Discussion includes: jobs, hiring practices, salaries, portfolios, resumes, networking, headhunters, training, changing jobs, freelancing, ethics, and more, with a special focus on how the Internet has created new design disciplines, training requirements, and opportunities.
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