Finding a design intern...?
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- freakpelican0
I am located in Dallas, its pretty amazing to watch all of the co-working locations pop-up and witness how much raw talent is in this town working on their own out of the bevy of new coffee spots that have become the norm in any town of this size.
I am sure of the fact its going to be a lot of work on my end. I would truly like to be in the mentor position if at all possible, with that said i have a certain fear of an Art Institute grad that "knows it all" and has a style that is so hip that they can't see outside of the trend-box.
I am of the mindset that my first 'boss' did it right. He paid me a very nominal weekly amount in the beginning and once i proved myself to be a quick learner i was taking a cut of the projects i was doing for the post house. If i can deliver work quicker to my clients and not have to feel like I'm stretching outside of my forte to be the sole production artist on a gig than i am more than willing to split the job in half.
I guess craigslist it is... I agree that the more personal you get in your post the better caliber of responses you would be apt to receive. Now i get to figure out how to craft the perfect reverse resume.