It's not all bad
It's not all bad
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One thing I don't see as a new thing is the notion of firms selling their thinking more than their doing. Since before the days of Rand and Loewy, good design has always been about paying close attention to a client's problem and then finding appropriate solutions, where the "doing" is merely the physical result of good thinking.
- lots of 'decent' firms still seem to be selling design items/commodities as apposed to solutions.baseline_shift
- but i agree about crowd sourcing as having the potential to 'weed out' bad/cheap clientsbaseline_shift