Start-ups / Mom & Pop
Start-ups / Mom & Pop
Out of context: Reply #11
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- whatthefunk0
I don't mean to be a dick but I'm just so tired of this debate about the potential benefits of working for free and what's the best way to accommodate a cheap ass client. These clients have to pay their rent, utilities, they go out to lunch, buy new macbooks, and expense dinners with clients.
This industry and younger designers need to stop wasting time with broke ass clients. I've never heard of this relationship working out b/c anyone who works for free has already established him/herself as "that person" who will work for nothing so why would they respect you enough to eventually provide a big pay-day.
Thing of all the time wasted with phone calls, countless emails, and dumb questions.