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    Don isn't a great creative. All day long he tells companies about how they're perceived by consumers. Yet he doesn't understand why he needs to be a good face for the company when being interviewed by Ad Age? It's odd, he usually understands the role he plays.

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    • Don clearly believes his work speaks for him.ETM
    • There's a conflict between Don's own personal (hidden) identity, the story he's spun around those he's close to, and his professional identity.lukus_W
    • his professional identity.lukus_W
    • i noticed he's always resting on his couch.instrmntl
    • Ummm, a good creative director is a good strategist. It's not all about making up taglines and jingles, or even painting a pretty picture. The central dogma of advertising is manipulation and perception by consumer is paramount to building a GREAT campaign.ethandmarquis
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