Lack of quality
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We've even had to turn down bright students offering to work for free out of ethics. No way we can afford ribose them as still not a fluid economy but your statement above I agree with. However in some respects these students would have gotten closer to award winning work for good clients than at a large agency. Unless you are talking an Omnicom agency or something it is down to exchange of knowledge. Small studios will need to nurture and take their eyes of the ball ( with already limited resources ) and will always be giving more than they get. If this is done exploitatively it is bang out of order, more often than not it is from necessity. Therefore RumperChunk I very much agree with your sentiments but in creative industries and the disparity between scale etc. It's not always possible and the people that lose out will be inexperienced graduates looking for a break in a tough climate